When it comes to leadership styles, the terms "selfish" and "servant" evoke strong reactions. No one wants to be branded as selfish, and the idea of being labeled a servant might not sound particularly appealing either. However, these labels carry significant weight in describing how leaders influence their teams and…
The interview portion of a hiring process can often be delayed for various reasons, such as full schedules, coordinating with multiple hiring committee members and business or personal travel. While these factors are understandable, it’s crucial to recognize the negative impact that a prolonged hiring process can have on securing…
Gratitude is often seen as a personal virtue, something we practice in our daily lives to foster better relationships and happiness. But what about the workplace? How does practicing gratitude within our teams and professional circles affect productivity, collaboration, and even stress levels? Let’s explore how voicing appreciation, demonstrating gratitude,…
By Nelly Grinfeld Resume Writer, Career Transition Expert Job hunting has changed in many ways over the last decade. If you were looking for a job ten years ago, you were probably spending your time on job boards like Monster or Indeed, sending out your resume in response to…
For years, many hiring managers have shown a preference for passive candidates—those who are currently employed and not actively seeking new opportunities. The belief that passive candidates are inherently better than active candidates has permeated the recruiting world, often leading to unfair biases against those actively searching for jobs. However,…
By Nelly Grinfeld, Resume Writer and Career Transition Expert If you are active on LinkedIn, or have started conducting a job search, you’ve probably encountered talk about executive presence. Having executive presence can be a critical differentiator in how you are perceived and how you’re able to impact those around…
We’re thrilled to announce that Mike Sipple Jr., CEO of Centennial and Talent Magnet Institute, has been nominated to serve on the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors under the leadership of incoming Board Chair, Jason Payne. Mike is excited to work in support of the incredible NKY…
The need for effective leadership development is always important, but this is especially true in the area of succession planning. While succession planning ensures that organizations are prepared for transitions, it is the ongoing development of leaders that truly drives long-term success and resilience. By nurturing the growth of potential…
Before looking outside your organization for a leader to fill a key role, take a close look at your existing workforce. Not only are current employees familiar with your culture and brand but offering them upward mobility increases your chances of retaining them long-term. Benefits of Promoting from Within Promoting…
