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Tag Archives: shouldn’t

Why leaders shouldn’t focus on creating a corporate culture—and what they should build instead

August 23, 2024 Why leaders shouldn’t focus on creating a corporate culture—and what they should build instead An emotional intelligence expert explains how building a sense of community can help companies increase employee engagement, boost worker mental health, and more. BY Harvey Deutschendorf Leaders often preach about the importance of building a healthy company culture.  Understandably, … Continue reading Why leaders shouldn’t focus on creating a corporate culture—and what they should build instead

What you should and shouldn’t post on LinkedIn after your layoff

March 21, 2024 What you should and shouldn’t post on LinkedIn after your layoff Experts say you should be strategic about posting about your layoff. Here’s what to know. BY Hillary Hoffower The worst case scenario has happened—you’ve become part of the layoffs sweeping tech, media, and countless other industries.  If your first impulse is to … Continue reading What you should and shouldn’t post on LinkedIn after your layoff

Why a flexible workplace shouldn’t mean we ignore individual employee experiences

By Faisal Hoque     June 06, 2022 The pandemic era phenomenon known as “The Great Resignation” has seen millions of employees voluntarily leaving their jobs. In January 2022 alone, some 4.3 million workers quit, adding to the staggering 48 million who abandoned their jobs in 2021, according to data from the Labor Bureau. As … Continue reading Why a flexible workplace shouldn’t mean we ignore individual employee experiences

Job hopping shouldn’t be your first instinct. Try ‘job crafting’ instead

By Scott Dust   April 05, 2022 When you consider who is in charge of your job satisfaction, who comes to mind? Your most plausible options are likely your supervisor, human resources, or top management. Got your answer in mind? This is actually a trick question, because the answer is “you.” In the post-pandemic era … Continue reading Job hopping shouldn’t be your first instinct. Try ‘job crafting’ instead

Marketing operations and technology shouldn’t ignore the web

While talking about marketing automation. CRMs and CDPs, don’t forget the web channel, especially as a space for experimentation. Steve Petersen on February 7, 2022 During the past few years, after I transitioned formally and more fully to the marketing operations and technology space, I’ve continued to feel a bit of a misfit. At least … Continue reading Marketing operations and technology shouldn’t ignore the web