- By Mindy Vail
This article debunks 10 common myths about leadership and change, from the idea that leaders are born, not made, to the misconception that leadership is a solo endeavor. Learn how shifting your perspective can help you embrace your potential as a leader and create meaningful change within your organization and community.
Australia’s new right to disconnect law gives workers the legal right to disconnect from work communications after hours. This change, effective 26 August 2024, aims to protect employee wellbeing in an increasingly "always-on" culture. Learn how these new rules support work-life balance by limiting after-hours contact and what they mean for both employees and employers. Discover the impact of this law on digital wellbeing and work culture across the country.
As AI reshapes the job market, women are underrepresented in mastering these critical technologies. Women must adopt AI skills to close the gender gap and seize new career opportunities. With AI influencing future workplaces, mastering this tech can help women advance, overcome barriers, and reshape industries. Learn how AI can drive progress for women in the workplace and why it’s crucial to get ahead now.
For new leaders, giving feedback can be daunting. Mastering effective feedback strategies builds trust, enhances performance, and fosters a culture of open communication. Learn how to provide thoughtful feedback that positively impacts team dynamics and leadership success.
Is returning to the office really making workers more productive? Recent research challenges this assumption, showing that working from home may actually boost productivity. This article dives into the data comparing productivity at home versus the office, the role of commuting time, and what it all means for the future of work. Learn how these findings might impact your work environment.
Taking regular breaks during job hunting is essential for success and well-being. Discover how effective breaks can rejuvenate your energy and boost your job search efforts.
- By Vicky Oliver
Test your knowledge of hybrid work rules for both office and remote settings with this six question quiz. Learn how to navigate hybrid work successfully and enhance your work experience and results.
Standing out to fit in: How new employees can set themselves up for success at a new workplace
In the golden hues of retirement lies an unexplored frontier not of cessation, but of rebirth and innovation. The narrative of retirement as the final curtain call is as outdated as an operating system that's due for an upgrade.
Ready for the next step in your career? Here’s how to get ready for your first leadership position
The growing wealth divide: Should average Canadians follow Warren Buffett’s investment strategy?
Workplace besties: How to build relationships at work while staying professional
5 thoughts for new college grads seeking to find the right balance between meaningful work and making money
Doing a job you find meaningful is great – until it consumes your life...
Think you’ll never retire? Here are four things young people can do to prepare
What exactly makes a particular job an instance of “meaningful work”? Is it just any sort of work people happen to believe is meaningful? Or is it a job with certain objective features?
Humble leaders express their humility in three dimensions. They view themselves accurately and acknowledge their limitations.
While much ink has been poured over China’s economic growth in recent decades, the contributions of Chinese women often receive less attention. With the pressure of the “three-child policy”, being a mother isn’t a mere personal choice...
If you have money anxiety, knowing your financial attachment style can help...
It’s easy to blame money for all the world’s problems, at least greed for money. Pick any problem and we can usually “follow the money” to discover what’s causing it.
As private firms and governments struggle to fill jobs – and with the cost of college too high for many students – employers and elected officials are searching for alternative ways for people to get good jobs without having to earn a traditional college degree.
- By Vicky Oliver
This article is written with the purpose of asking your employer for feedback, however some of its tenets can also be applied to asking friends, loved ones, where you volunteer, committees you are on, etc. for feedback.