By Lynne Curry On Adam’s last day, he recorded a TikTok video walking through his employer’s facility, pointing out every OSHA violation. The video amassed millions of views, prompting an investigation and hefty fines for the company. Maggie managed her company’s social media accounts. After a heated argument with her boss, she changed all the account passwords and quit. … [Read more...] about Revenge Quitting: Why Employees Are Sabotaging Employers on Their Way Out
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18 great ideas to make you a better manager
Here are 18 good ideas that can be of value to any manager. 1 Reduce the interruptions. During busy times, move the chair around so your back is to the door. People hesitate to interrupt when they can’t make immediate eye contact with the manager. Stand up when people come in and stay standing. As long as the manager is standing, the visitor won’t start up a long … [Read more...] about 18 great ideas to make you a better manager
Humorbragging: Where Charm Meets Confidence
By Lynne Curry Are you heading into a job interview; meeting a new boss; pitching to potential investors, or stepping into another situation in which you need to impress—but don’t want to sound arrogant or conceited? Consider humorbragging—a strategy which you use self-deprecating humor, self-awareness and vivid storytelling while crediting yourself with traits like … [Read more...] about Humorbragging: Where Charm Meets Confidence
How to Implement a Leave Donation Program to Support Employees Affected by Disaster
As a medical office manager, fostering a supportive and compassionate workplace is essential, especially when employees face personal crises or disasters. One way to support your team in difficult times is by implementing a leave donation program. This allows fellow employees to donate unused leave to help their coworkers who need extra time off due to emergencies or disasters. … [Read more...] about How to Implement a Leave Donation Program to Support Employees Affected by Disaster