Tag: finance and accounting careers
Why Your Core Values Still Matter (And How Should You Use Them as You Manage Others)
The importance of company values in the public sphere commonly rise and fall in cycles. They’re a trendy topic one day and then no one thinks about them for long after. The truth is that
5 Reasons You Dread Hiring (And What You Can Do to Change)
Needing to hire new employees is often a good sign. Your business is flourishing, and you have room to expand. Yet, many people dread hiring. While hiring might not be as emotionally draining as firing,
How to Negotiate a Salary That Your Company Can Afford (and Leaves the Candidate Feeling Awesome about the Offer)
A salary negotiation can make a candidate feel like you want them on your team or can leave them feeling like you don’t value them at all. You could end up losing the candidate before
Are You an Accidental Diminisher as Manager?
Some leaders have such an intense need to be the smartest in the room that they keep the people around them from being their best while others bring out the best in people. Liz Wiseman
How Your HR Process May Be Killing the Passive Market for Your Company
Some of the best talent in the insurance industry are already employed and are passive candidates who aren’t actively searching for a new job. These candidates are the hardest to attract so if you don’t
What You Say During an Interview vs. What Candidates Hear
If you use buzzwords, know that candidates might interpret those words completely differently than you. Buzzwords are used so often by so many people that almost everyone is going to have their opinion about what