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Blogging4Jobs started in 2005 with the goal of putting resources at the fingertips of our readers first starting with job seekers and focusing our efforts on human resources and recruiting practitioners. Over the years, we’ve changed, evolved and grown our efforts and outreach different ways. In 2010, we launched our reader webinars providing viewers with […]
Should Companies Incentivize Alternative Transportation?
Issues concerning the mental and physical health of employees are constantly on the minds of human resource professionals. They are frequently working on ways to improve these things within the office as a means of building a healthy community and reducing the number of sick days, which helps both employees and the business. Among the […]
I Can’t Think About #HRTechConf Right Now
On Monday, I got a dose of reality and was sent a huge reminder that there is something that is bigger and more important than any HR Technology Conference. My 11 year old Pomeranian, Willie passed away. It happened between meetings in Chicago. It seems silly to mourn a dog. Afterall, he’s just a dog. […]
Reset. Reframe. Recharge. Why I Left Facebook
I have this place I go when I need inspiration, love, comfort or direction. It’s a place that I go when times are tough, or I need a moment to reflect. I try go there every single day. When I visit, I’m brought back to this single moment that serves as my center. I’m walking […]
What’s It Like to Transition from Entrepreneur to Employee
It’s my 90th day at the Advanced Group which is really weird for me to say. It’s especially unusual given that I spent nearly 8 years working for myself as an HR and digital consultant. Although the move has been difficult, I am enjoying my new role. I have a supportive team and immediate opportunities […]
Bullies Are Everywhere: Work, Home and Among Friends
Bullies Are Everywhere I dealt with my first real bully at the age of 10 years old. Angela (not her real name) was horrible to me in Mrs. Frazier’s 4th grade class. She did things like hide my pencils, not include me in games during recess and took every opportunity to make me feel miserable. […]
