@MarkCCrowley I do! And earlier in my career I had a director level manager who would take a 30 min nap in jet office. Work is fluid and it's ok to take a power nap to recharge. Especially since remote workers tend to work longer hours.
@MarkCCrowley I get where you're going with this, but think a better question might be "Can you give me an example of the steps you've taken to help someone on your team meet his/her career aspirations? " I also think we need to stop expecting self-defeating outcomes for managers
@MarkCCrowley@BarbaraKimmel Yes, half of that number is from corporate services. But I think people are missing the big picture. They are automating the jobs and moving them to low cost locations. They will then encourage others to do the same so they can consult on the transformation.
Something I'll never understand,
Companies don't give attractive pay raises
Someone else comes along and pays them more
The company then ends up giving a pay raise to a new employee when they hire them at the market rate
It's more expensive to hire than it is to retain
@MarkCCrowley@ralfspecht There are times when I get all of these things from my work, but that rarely has anything to do with which org I work for at the time. Once consulting companies got ahold of the concept, it went off the rails.
Lets make this our Year Of Yes!
Yesterday, I helped set up for the Female Founders Forum, hosted by PS27 Ventures. It's an amazing event that celebrates women in business and International Women's Day.
Every year attendees receive a book to motivate th…https://t.co/WXlITf48fh
Denver in the morning. #disrupthr Orlando in the evening. It's been a long day but loving the opportunity to hear interesting HR lessons in a fun and interactive way! https://t.co/gPrTRuLOKO
There's an upside to layoffs.
I see them as opportunities to stop and reflect on the direction of my life, both personally and professionally. I get to decide if I want to continue on the path that I'm on, or accept the chance to pivot and change someth…https://t.co/io8Un2uHnD
@DrKAFletcher I find interesting people problems to solve in unique ways. If things already worked well, there wouldn't be a need for us. Maybe it's because I'm more applied than academic, but I'm challenged and excited by the dumpster fire!
@MarkCCrowley That's terrible! It will be interesting to see how that plays out in the long run. That would definitely be a deterrent for potential candidates.
I'm in the middle of my third layoff.
Having been here before, I can take it in stride, but it doesn't mean I don't feel crazy amounts of anxiety about the road ahead.
I'm tempted to spend all of my time figuring out what comes next, but the biggest le…https://t.co/UI0ed37jee