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Taking the time to address the negative aspects of your culture will not only improve your company internally, but it will also improve your employer brand. Read More

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This is the group of employees that is most worried about talking politics at work CW Headley

Forty percent of female workers are concerned that disagreeing with the political views of their managers and or their coworkers could adversely bias their performance review. Read More

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What leaders can take from WeWork chairman Marcelo Claure’s pricey night out after mass layoffs Kyle Schnitzer

In this season of so many layoffs as well as CEO exits, leaders have to be extra careful about their next steps. Read More

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More than 75% of employees expect this from their boss and coworkers Kyle Schnitzer

When it comes to helping out their boss with a major task, more than 75% of workers said they expected appreciation for their good deeds, according to a new survey. Read More

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A look at management consulting firm Centric (plus advice for getting hired)Jennifer Fabiano

Learn more about Centric Consulting, the management consulting firm that is conquering the virtual office, including how you can get hired. Read More

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A former CEO explains the key to getting Millennial and Gen Z women to stay at your company Heidi Ganahl

The American workforce has changed dramatically since Millennials came on the scene. This phenomenon has left many of us wondering why the ways we engage, reward, and retain employees have not changed with it. Read More

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A look at research and solutions company Leidos (plus advice on how to get hired)Jennifer Fabiano

Find out more about technology research and solutions company Leidos, including inside information about the company culture and advice for getting hired. Read More

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A look at law firm Fox Rothschild (plus advice for getting hired)Jennifer Fabiano

Find out more about the Fox Rothschild, the national organization with a small firm feel, including interview advice and tips for getting hired. Read More

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What is hot desking and can you refuse to do it?Rachel Weingarten

“Employers are fans of hot-desking because it reduces overhead costs associated with office space and desk equipment, especially if the company offers its employees flexible working arrangements. This seating policy has been popular with Millennials, in particular, who grew up with mobile technology and portable workstations.” … Read More

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