Interviewer’s dilemma

Job interviews are high stakes for both parties and there’s a paradox that often goes unnoticed. While organizations are eager to find candidates who see them as a great workplace, they often get caught up in a frantic game of selling themselves to potential...

Attracting birds of a feather

In the vast landscape of organizations, culture is a magnetic force, drawing together individuals who share common values, beliefs, and aspirations. Like a flock of birds soaring through the sky, a strong, well-defined culture unites like-minded individuals, fostering...

Showing up

Organizations in the hospitality industry are facing an almost unprecedented personnel problem. The issue is not theirs alone but one that afflicts many organizations. The problem is people are not showing up for work, and it hits small private businesses really hard,...

Position fit

In sports, it is common to give individuals an opportunity to succeed at the next level based n prior performance, a proven track record, and consistency. Before taking the plunge, inevitably, the possibility of success is determined. They may succeed if they have the...

More than the resume

For many organizations, hiring staff, especially for crucial positions, is seen as a tricky endeavor often tinged with luck and at a significant expense. The basis of hires relies on the quality of a resume and the extensiveness of experience.  When it all goes...