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Category: National events & politics

Are You/They Too Old? Should You/They Call It Quits?
Business, Coaching, Leadership, Management/supervision, National events & politics

Are You/They Too Old? Should You/They Call It Quits?

The “am I aging too dramatically” question that has the country transfixed also plays out  in many companies. What happens … Continue reading Are You/They Too Old? Should You/They Call It Quits?

What Got Us Here?
National events & politics

What Got Us Here?

What got us here—to a day when a 20-year-old boy/man shot at a presidential candidate? My belief—we’ve been heading here … Continue reading What Got Us Here?

Employees Fall for a Cyber Attack
Business, HR/Human Resources & Operations, Management/supervision, National events & politics

Employees Fall for a Cyber Attack

Question: Four of our employees fell for a cyber-attack last week. They opened an email attachment they thought originated from … Continue reading Employees Fall for a Cyber Attack

Employees Turn to AI in a Seismic Shift
Business, Management/supervision, National events & politics, Professional growth

Employees Turn to AI in a Seismic Shift

No Escaping AI Artificial intelligence has infiltrated every part of our lives. Increasing numbers of businesses use AI to handle … Continue reading Employees Turn to AI in a Seismic Shift

The Return to the Office Battle: Who’s Going to Win?
Business, HR/Human Resources & Operations, National events & politics

The Return to the Office Battle: Who’s Going to Win?

After the pandemic wound to a close, employers began pushing employees to return to the office. Fifty percent of U.S. … Continue reading The Return to the Office Battle: Who’s Going to Win?

Employers and Employees Battle Over Employee Dissent on Gaza
Business, Conflict & communications, HR/Human Resources & Operations, Leadership, Management/supervision, National events & politics

Employers and Employees Battle Over Employee Dissent on Gaza

I supervise a talented employee who’s passionate about his work. Unfortunately, “Johnny” feels equally passionate about political issues. He floods … Continue reading Employers and Employees Battle Over Employee Dissent on Gaza

Do Employers Need to Come to Grips with Employees’ Mental Health Struggles?
Business, HR/Human Resources & Operations, Leadership, Management/supervision, National events & politics

Do Employers Need to Come to Grips with Employees’ Mental Health Struggles?

“I’m not my employees’ babysitter, their mommy, or their therapist,” the CEO insisted. The problem that led to his call—his … Continue reading Do Employers Need to Come to Grips with Employees’ Mental Health Struggles?

Can Your Posts about the Israel/Hamas War Get You Fired?
HR/Human Resources & Operations, Legal aspects of management, National events & politics

Can Your Posts about the Israel/Hamas War Get You Fired?

Question: I got pulled into the HR manager’s office Friday, handed screenshots of my last three Facebook posts, and told … Continue reading Can Your Posts about the Israel/Hamas War Get You Fired?

Antisemitism? My Coworkers’  Cheers for Hamas Shocked Me
Conflict & communications, HR/Human Resources & Operations, Leadership, National events & politics

Antisemitism? My Coworkers’ Cheers for Hamas Shocked Me

Question: I walked out of a staff meeting Thursday, so upset I didn’t dare open my mouth to say anything. … Continue reading Antisemitism? My Coworkers’ Cheers for Hamas Shocked Me

Company Leaders Speak Out Against Hamas
Leadership, National events & politics

Company Leaders Speak Out Against Hamas

Your Tuesday post, https://workplacecoachblog.com/2023/10/the-israel-hamas-conflict-rocks-our-workplace/ went viral in our workplace. Several managers found copies of your article on their desks, accompanied … Continue reading Company Leaders Speak Out Against Hamas

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