Earlier this week, I made an announcement – new job, new chapter – and did so in the manner of our times: LinkedIn posts, Facebook update, and everything short of choreographing a TikTok. The news was well-received by friends and
The Yard Sale Theory of Talent Optimization
Last Saturday I woke up at 5 AM, loaded my car with boxes of things I no longer needed, drove to a friend’s house, and spent the next eight hours standing in a driveway selling them to strangers. Five households,
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Every February 2nd, a chubby rodent emerges from a burrow in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, squints at the crowd, and delivers a weather forecast that’s accurate roughly 40% of the time. Which, depending on your perspective, is either charmingly hopeful or spectacularly
Lifestyle Spending Accounts: From Gym Perks to Groceries
If you’ve been around the HR block a few times, you may think you know all there is to know about benefits. Even If you’re a small business and you’re building an HR function from scratch or evaluating your first
