By Kathleen Furore I’ve been hearing about “company culture” quite a bit these days, and about how important it is, especially within today’s challenging work environment. I’ve never been quite sure what the term really means – and I’ve been even less certain about...
By Kathleen Furore Political conversation is fraught with potential conflict. The fact that people are starting to return to their workplaces as the pandemic seemingly gets better and as protests take place makes the likelihood of tempers flaring even more likely. In...
By Kathleen Furore In late October, CNBC featured a story about the plight of older workers, noting that they were having a tough time finding work after being let go during the pandemic. What I’ve heard from friends in that position is that when “mature employees”...
By Ray Marden, CBET, CHTM HTM pros on the front lines of health care understand the need for efficiency and completion of tasks, but when the priorities shift from quality to quantity, those with a strong moral compass and a working knowledge of what’s happening on...
By Kathleen Furore You have finished a job interview, feel you’ve done well and are anxiously awaiting an offer. And then you get the call/email/text/letter saying you haven’t been hired. You’re feeling rejected but want to make sure your response doesn’t hurt your...
By Kathleen Furore According to the third annual Campus To Career Report from Handshake, a site that connects students with prospective employers, only 39% of students surveyed felt confident or extremely confident in finding a job or internship by summer 2021. The...
