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What if No One Wins the Interview

“You hire them right, you train them right, and you treat them right. If you don’t start with hiring the right person, you can’t afford to move forward.” I’ve seen it happen too many times: a company runs a round of interviews and no one really stands out....

Why Skill and Experience Aren’t All Leaders Should Consider

“If someone isn’t motivated, it doesn’t matter how much skill they have—they won’t apply themselves.” When most organizations look at a resume, the first thing they notice is experience. Years in the field, past job titles, technical training. It all looks impressive....
Challenges with Fractional Leadership

Challenges with Fractional Leadership

“The more time you give for something to happen, the greater the scope creep that occurs.” When Mike Simmons joins me on the podcast, I know the conversation will challenge assumptions about leadership. This time, it centered around one of the trickiest...
Dealing With External Allegations About An Employee

Dealing With External Allegations About An Employee

“If it has nothing to do with the workplace, it’s not your place to address it as an employer.” In today’s world, where every moment can be recorded and shared, employers face a unique challenge. How should they respond when an outside party brings...

Should You Hire Someone with a Black Mark on Their Record

“It’s not about what you did yesterday. It’s about what you’ve learned and the skills you bring to tomorrow.” When we think about hiring, a candidate’s past often overshadows their present potential. Recently, I spoke with someone who felt defined by...
The Benefits of Offering Career Transition Services

The Benefits of Offering Career Transition Services

“It’s not a silver bullet, but every little bit helps when you’re navigating a tough transition. It’s about doing the right thing, with empathy and intention.” Letting someone go isn’t easy, but doing it with empathy can change everything. Career transition services...