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What do people want more — money or vacation time?


July 30, 2012 by Lee James

The next time you’re recruiting a solid prospect but you need to sweeten the pot to close the deal, consider offering the job applicant a little more vacation time.

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Workplace tug of war: Unwavering dedication v. devotion to family


April 30, 2012 by Lee James

Do you stay late at work because you’re afraid it could cost you a promotion if you didn’t? What about the other people you work with? Does putting in the extra time really influence managerial decisions in your workplace? 

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4 ways women kill their careers


October 27, 2011 by James Russo

Yes, gender discrimination still exists. But studies show sometimes women are their own worst enemies.

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Study: Most firms unfair for promotions


September 9, 2011 by James Russo

Most companies believe they have a fair system for promotion. Most companies appear to be wrong. Not only that, but most systems for appraising employees for promotion seem to be a waste of time.

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States move to limit employer use of credit reports


August 2, 2011 by James Russo

Two more states just joined the roles of those enacting laws to restrict employers’ use of credit histories and reports as part of the evaluation process for job applicant or a candidate for promotion.

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Are they ready for a promotion?


May 23, 2011 by James Russo

How do you know if an employee is ready to take the next step up the career ladder? Using these three tests can help you make the decision.

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