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Diversity Double Dutch, Jump In

February 22, 2017 By M Puglise Leave a Comment

At the close of 2014 I wrote a reflective piece about how one of my childhood dreams inspired me take the annual performance review seriously. As a child, I longed for the ability to jump Double Dutch with such precision and expertise that I could remake Frankie Smith’s “Double Dutch Bus” and embark on the first worldwide jump-rap concert tour. Despite my mother’s, sister’s, ... Read Full Article

Heather Kinzie’s “Leadership and Letting Go”

April 11, 2016 By susandusterhoft Leave a Comment

I used to "journal." Doesn't that sound distinguished and all grown up? Just writing it should make me feel a bit better about my maturity and intelligence but alas, there is that darned "used to" in front of it. It was past tense, way back when. Obviously, I don't do it anymore, but maybe I should. This morning, I was flipping through an old journal and saw a quote from Mark ... Read Full Article

Humility Leads To Cultural Competence

August 10, 2015 By mpeterson Leave a Comment

Companies spend thousands of dollars on consultants and subject matter experts in an attempt to define their company’s “culture”. They come up with mission statements, vision statements and elevator pitches, but forget to talk about their people and how they’re treated... how the company’s culture is ultimately determined by how they embrace all of the different cultures that ... Read Full Article

Are You Doing the Right Thing

July 27, 2015 By sdaniel Leave a Comment

I try to stay away from the trendy topics when it comes to blogging in the #HR space. I like to feel that I don’t jump on the bandwagon now and again and pile on, regarding a particular matter.  So now if I were speaking, I would have to throw down one of the transitions like;  “With all due respect…:”   ok and so now I can go to town on just about anything. Last week I posted ... Read Full Article

Racism Would Have Been Easy

February 26, 2015 By susandusterhoft Leave a Comment

As you know, February is Black History Month and here at Performance I Create, we were all challenged to write, if the spirit moved us, a post regarding such. As February winds down and we see March slipping into view, I thought I'd share my thoughts, as indirect as they may be, on this annual observance. When I think of "Black History Month" I think of my mother, a 6ft tall ... Read Full Article

The Past: Accepting Who You Are and How You Got Here

August 20, 2013 By Rayanne Thorn Leave a Comment

Discovering Reasons Behind it All The first day of junior high was petrifying.  And not just for me - for most kids.  Several elementary schools fed into my junior high, so of course, there would be new kids to meet and several teachers to figure out, instead of just one.  AND I would have a locker, while this made me feel grown up, it also worried me - I feared what if I ... Read Full Article

How Much Authenticity can you REALLY Show on the Job?

January 24, 2013 By Kathleen Mangiafico Leave a Comment

Do you remember the board room scene in Jim Carey’s movie, Liar Liar?  Can you imagine having a “no holds barred” truth approach on the job?  Movies are not real and the reality is that your boss and entire team would have it out for you! Authenticity.  It sounds like a nice concept. What we need to develop is an attitude of… “Meeting people where they’re at” And making ... Read Full Article

Drinking the Kool-Aid and the Lessons of POO

October 29, 2012 By Rayanne Thorn Leave a Comment

I drank the Green Kool-Aid and Loved it! Lessons of POO - Pride of Ownership As parents, we try to teach our kids about Pride of Ownership = taking care of our own things.  It is a difficult lesson as they struggle to learn how to pick up after themselves, how to take care of their toys and as they grow, their skateboards, bicycles, and eventually cars - their iPods, ... Read Full Article

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