The Lede: The pages of history are sprinkled with stories of revolutions- large and small, peaceful and violent, silly and vital. Yet, while there is a diverse spectrum of causes, one constant remains: revolution is sparked with a desire to bridge the gap between what… Read More »A Workforce Revolution Is Here. This Is What You Can Do to Get Ahead
There is no doubt that COVID has rocked our world over the past two years. As we know all too well, the pandemic has been responsible for the second, third, and fourth part-time jobs we didn’t ask for (i.e. chef, teacher, daycare, chauffeur), a total… Read More »Why It Is So Hard to Hire in Top Talent Today
The lede: While some like to start their day out with a morning stroll, others start their day with a morning scroll. And while I’m not proud of it, one of the first moves I make each morning is to grab my phone off of my bedside… Read More »What We Get Wrong About Culture Fit and the Language We Use
The lede: Last week I went into the gas station to fill my car (EV coming soon); it was there that I saw the coveted gas station sushi staring at me from the cooler as I was paying at the counter. It sat there staring… Read More »What Gas Station Sushi Teaches Us About Trust
Dear Leader, Let’s relive one of the most iconic television moments in recent memory, shall we? It was 2015; Steve Harvey was hosting the annual Miss Universe competition in Las Vegas. When it came time to announce the winner, Harvey confidently read off the name… Read More »An Open Letter to Leaders: The Real Drivers of the Future of Work
We began this year by acknowledging that the box 2022 is indeed Pandora’s- swirling with mixed emotions and tentative expectations. To try and predict the future is risky, even irresponsible, yet I believe we have reasons to be optimistic- especially in the world of work.… Read More »Dusting off the Crystal Ball: What to Expect in the Evolving World of Work
The Lede In November of 2021, a record number of individuals in the United States quit their jobs. Aptly named The Great Resignation, 4.5 million individuals have filed for job divorce. How is it that things got this collectively bad and why is this happening now? A number… Read More »Trust and Loyalty: Avoiding the Great Resignation
The lede: 5…4…3…2…1… “Happy New Year!” Here we are, clinking our glasses with friends and family ushering in yet another year. Our hearts are filled with a cocktail of slight skepticism stirred with a shot of hesitant optimism as we brace ourselves for 2022. While… Read More »A New Kind of Goal This Year: One Degree Shifts
Cleveland Browns 2017 – 0 wins, 16 losses Cleveland Browns 2018 – 7 wins, 8 losses Cleveland Browns 2019 – 6 wins, 10 losses Cleveland Browns 2020 (so far) – 9 wins, 4 losses I like how this is trending, don’t you? What happened? In… Read More »A Masterclass in Trust and Connection by the Cleveland Browns
Last year around this time, the Pittsburgh Steelers had about a .500 record. Failing to make the playoffs, the season wasn’t the success the team and city hoped it might be. They worked just as hard, had a similar team, Mike Tomlin was coaching both… Read More »What the Pittsburgh Steelers Can Teach Us About Culture and Winning
