This HR Blogger’s Chasing Tail
This HR Blogger’s Chasing Tail One of the most challenging pieces of blogging daily is not content creation but the act of creating the content. Finding time or making time to write that daily blog post. The struggle or juggle to create my daily content is a result of what I like to call chasing […]
Dukes v. Wal Mart & Unconscious Bias
In Social Media Recruiting & Social Media Discrimination of this five part series, I outlined some of the types of protected classes and discussed some real world possible scenarios regarding your company and social media discrimination. In EEOC & Workplace Discrimination, I outlined potential liabilities and government agencies that are learning about social media. Disparate Impact & Disparate Treatment […]
Tweet This! Avail to Educators
Tweet This! Avail to Educators I’m excited to announce that Tweet This! Twitter for Business (my book) is now available to colleges, universities, and educators who are looking for an easy to read yet comprehensive book on how to use Twitter for business. My team and I are diligently working with professors and educators and […]
Engagement, Extrication, & Light Saber Leadership
It seems like everyone these days is talking about engagement. Whether it’s employee engagement, customer engagement, client engagement, or candidate engagement. In our Conversation Culture series, I focus specifically on workplace culture and engagement because things impact your customer, client, employees, candidates, and even social media. Companies like Zappos create an engaging workplace culture to […]
We’re All (HR) Vendors
Earlier last week I had an active email discussion between someone I respect very much in the human resources industry I’m sure many of you know. John Sumser was questioning my motivates as part of a campaign I helped launch. John asked if my intentions and involvement were out of the goodness of my heart […]
Opportunity & Learning from Failure
We can learn a lot from failure. We can learn from our mistakes and from poor decision making. I watched my daughter (my CMO) take her first steps bravely removing her hands from my living room sofa only to fall and fall hard. She learned a valuable lesson that day while nearly breaking my heart. […]
