I’ve become convinced that consulting changes and transforms the consultant far more than the consultant changes and transforms the client(s). The hubris and arrogance of many in the consulting industry is astounding. Jeffrey Pfeffer was/is right indeed!
Is a job interview really an exercise in deception? Follow along this fictional meeting as we break down the fibs and whoppers that hirers and interviewees tell https://t.co/vZvLwKigP5 via @WSJ
This could be the best year on record for job growth as the economy reopens, but the gains won’t offset all pandemic losses https://t.co/z7hKy5wAo0 via @WSJ
A long losing streak for a kids’ hockey team turned out to be just what they needed to build character and learn how to win. https://t.co/oAKEBnbwy0 via @WSJ
Steep losses in leisure and hospitality drove up unemployment across groups already disproportionately affected by the economic impact of the coronavirus https://t.co/TDAWdoaxGN via @WSJ
Lifelong learning on how to lose gracefully and what losing has to teach about being a professional. Elite athletes know better than anyone how to win. They can also show us how to lose. https://t.co/3teoBjsgAN
From cleaning out clutter to finding a socially-distanced camping trip to take, find self-care suggestions that work for you https://t.co/WzkvVPsclZ via @WSJ
In ordinary times, most bosses fail to recognize differences among workers. Instead, they try to impose their way of doing things. That won’t work now https://t.co/gBtAENA0Gl via @WSJ