According to a recent study, every job lost in December of 2020 belonged to a woman. The idea that men are the breadwinners is still very prevalent in our society, but why? We are at a point in time where the greatest organizations and leaders will see this as an opportunity to be a champion for gender diversity and equality in the workplace and they will be rewarded for it.
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4 ways to instantly become a more compassionate leader remotely or in person
The last year has been full of struggles and challenges for all of us both personally and in the workplace. We’ve all learned a great deal about ourselves that will help us through the pandemic — life lessons that will stick with us far beyond. For those of us in leadership roles, we’ve learned just […]
The Leadership Resolution: Counting down the top 10 ways to become a better leader in 2021
As we head into 2021, many of us are ready to say adiós to 2020 with renewed hope and promise for the new year. This has certainly been one of the strangest times most of us have ever lived through, and we’ve all faced challenges and turmoil few of us ever expected to face. As […]
Healthcare worker burnout: How to help the heroes on our frontlines
Burnout is a real challenge for employers in all settings, but especially for employers and employees in the healthcare setting during a pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about new challenges for medical employees, increasing the likelihood of healthcare worker burnout. Burnout can manifest in different ways, from irritability to lack of interest and compassion […]
Finding a way forward: How to bring two sides together when they’re butting heads
We find ourselves living in a time when many groups have clearly established themselves on opposing sides of important issues. Our country has had enough of COVID and a variety of other social issues have become prominent in our minds and on our streets. Leaders of these groups are outspoken, resolute, and in many cases, […]
Zoom meeting etiquette: 10 ways to boost employee professionalism on video calls
In today’s work from home era, Zoom meetings have replaced in-person meetings with colleagues, coworkers, and clients. While most employees understand office etiquette, Zoom meeting etiquette has been uncharted territory for many. We’ve all been on those Zoom calls where someone was walking around doing chores or lying in bed. Every once in a while […]