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Tag Archives: Switch

‘Bait and switch’ jobs are surprisingly common. Here’s what to do if it happens to you

July 14, 2024 ‘Bait and switch’ jobs are surprisingly common. Here’s what to do if it happens to you Is your new job different from what was advertised? HR and legal experts weigh in on your options. Corporate lawyer Jessica thought she’d landed her dream job as the lead legal counsel at a tech startup, … Continue reading ‘Bait and switch’ jobs are surprisingly common. Here’s what to do if it happens to you

Want the freedom to switch jobs without worrying about a noncompete clause? Tell the FTC

  By Sam Becker January 05, 2023 If you’ve ever felt trapped or otherwise burned by an employer’s noncompete clause, now is your chance to let the government know. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is proposing a new rule that would effectively ban employers from utilizing noncompete clauses, which, the FTC estimates, would increase wages … Continue reading Want the freedom to switch jobs without worrying about a noncompete clause? Tell the FTC

Galling Websites: People Can’t Find What They’re Looking For, So They Switch Brands

Galling Websites: People Can’t Find What They’re Looking For, So They Switch Brands by Ray Schultz , Columnist, August 10, 2022 Email teams are usually stuck with the cleanup when a customer abandons a cart.  But many shoppers never even get to the checkout stage because they can’t find what they’re looking for, judging by … Continue reading Galling Websites: People Can’t Find What They’re Looking For, So They Switch Brands

Ready to join the Great Resignation? Here’s how to avoid a disappointing job switch

By Bernard Coleman—Inc.   May 15, 2022 There’s a lot of conversation around the “Great Resignation” as employers are losing talent to other companies that boast higher pay, cool perks, flexible work, sign-on incentives, and professional growth opportunities. It’s an interesting phenomena, but we don’t speak enough to the other side of the coin, something … Continue reading Ready to join the Great Resignation? Here’s how to avoid a disappointing job switch

Before you switch careers, consider reexamining this

By Kindra Hall January 31, 2022 “I’m not good enough.” “No one respects my ideas.” “My boss hates me.” “They never acknowledge my hard work.” “I’ve just been lucky so far.” “That’s just not possible for me.” When it comes to the self-stories (or internal narratives that we often don’t realize we’ve created) we tell … Continue reading Before you switch careers, consider reexamining this

How to Switch Up Your Perspective to Assess a Difficult Situation

Liz Kislik December 3, 2020   Last week I worked with a coaching client who has a technically skilled but interpersonally challenging team member we’ll call “Ermengarde.” She had a reputation for being particularly annoying to some of her teammates, who did not enjoy collaborating with her. My client and I used a technique that’s … Continue reading How to Switch Up Your Perspective to Assess a Difficult Situation

Segment Switch! How to Adapt When Your Customers’ Lifestyles Evolve

James Glover — February 28, 2020 You’ve spent months assembling data on demographics and past purchases. You’ve painstakingly divided your subscribers into segments based on that data. Maybe you’ve even assigned audience personas to those segments — ascribing them lifestyles, hobbies, and cute names like “Maggie the Mom” and “Craig the CTO.” At first, your … Continue reading Segment Switch! How to Adapt When Your Customers’ Lifestyles Evolve