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Stress Crossover from Followers to Leaders

Stress Crossover from Followers to Leaders

Being a leader is challenging as you have to deal with not only those above you, but those below you … Continue reading >Stress Crossover from Followers to Leaders

Mastering Control Variables

Mastering Control Variables

In fields that use statistical analysis, such as business, education, health science and social science, it is common practice to … Continue reading >Mastering Control Variables

Three Forms of Analytics Evidence

Three Forms of Analytics Evidence

We have all heard the call to use analytics to support decision-making. That means practicing evidence-based management to base decisions … Continue reading >Three Forms of Analytics Evidence

Make Your Workplace Fun

Make Your Workplace Fun

Is your workplace a fun place to be? Do you look forward to engaging with your coworkers, with your boss, … Continue reading >Make Your Workplace Fun

Supervisors Should Walk the Talk

Supervisors Should Walk the Talk

It is Leadership 101. Supervisors need to model the behavior that they wish their subordinates to perform. A “do as … Continue reading >Supervisors Should Walk the Talk

Joint Optimize Your Organization

Joint Optimize Your Organization

What is the best way to assure that your organization is running as effectively as possible? Should you optimize your … Continue reading >Joint Optimize Your Organization

Virtual Teaming during COVID-19

Virtual Teaming during COVID-19

I work at a university where in March almost all employees were instructed to work from home and avoid coming … Continue reading >Virtual Teaming during COVID-19

Soft Skills for Teamwork

Soft Skills for Teamwork

Kathy was excited to be promoted to team leader in her software development company. Her team was given an important … Continue reading >Soft Skills for Teamwork

Should You Test or Train?

Should You Test or Train?

Organizations run on talent. To be effective your employees need to have the right mix of knowledge, skill, ability, and … Continue reading >Should You Test or Train?

Structure That Interview

Structure That Interview

Have you ever hired someone? If so, you probably interviewed several people to help you pick the right one. But … Continue reading >Structure That Interview

Acquiring Pre-Employment Assessments

Acquiring Pre-Employment Assessments

So you decide to use pre-employment assessments to help you hire the best talent. You are a big fan of … Continue reading >Acquiring Pre-Employment Assessments

Equations or Hurdles in Selection

Equations or Hurdles in Selection

You believe in analytics and evidence-based management. So you have invested in the latest pre-employment assessments to let science inform … Continue reading >Equations or Hurdles in Selection

Employees Need Feedback

Employees Need Feedback

How often does your boss tell you how well you are doing at work? Does he or she tell you … Continue reading >Employees Need Feedback

Start with Criteria

Start with Criteria

Kathy and Tom have reached an impasse. They are both managers in a financial services firm who have been tasked … Continue reading >Start with Criteria

O*NET Is a Valuable Tool for Job Analysis

O*NET Is a Valuable Tool for Job Analysis

Chris opened her own catering business last year, doing all the tasks herself. The business has been successful and has … Continue reading >O*NET Is a Valuable Tool for Job Analysis

Job Relevance Is Important

Job Relevance Is Important

Every day managers make decisions that affect employees. It might be who to hire, who to promote, or who to … Continue reading >Job Relevance Is Important

We Need Academic Publishers

We Need Academic Publishers

For hundreds of years, publishing has been a noble industry that has brought knowledge to the masses. Within academic disciplines … Continue reading >We Need Academic Publishers

Build a Home Studio

Build a Home Studio

In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, have you found yourself stuck at home having to work with others online … Continue reading >Build a Home Studio

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