As 2019 draws to a close, many people take the time to reflect back on their year. How did they succeed? Where did they find themselves lacking? In what area of their lives can they improve? Did virtual training, a more positive work culture and leadership help turn...
The year I had Mrs. Matson for homeroom is the year I’ll never forget. As a class we needed to make a decision and this was my first blush with consensus decision making. Actually, it was a year of a lot of firsts. Most important, it was a year I felt I had a “say”...
What is financial wellbeing? Financial wellbeing comes from the sense of security you get when you have enough money to meet your needs. Dealing with it as an individual is hard enough, but what most employers fail to see is that it’s a plague that affects their...
When it comes to training recall and retention, unless we remember, we cannot understand, says novelist E.M. Forster. You can have the best materials, the most in-demand facilitators, and the swankiest training venue. But none of these matter if your employees can’t...
Perhaps you know someone in leadership like Derek. He learned the hard way why exit interviews matter. Derek entered his home with his back hunched, tie loosened and short hair sticking up from running his hands through it a million times during his shift. And he had...
