I am a “baby boomer.” At the age of 56, I should be enjoying my life as an older worker, basking in the glory of a long, established and successful work history.
- Ensuring Training Sticks – Planning And The Involvement of Line Managers Are Key
- Individual Managers Can Help Make A Shiny Happy Workplace
- Singapore Employees Least Happy & Loyal in The World
Singapore Employees Least Happy & Loyal in The World
- Training Needs Analysis – a 5 Step Process
Training Needs Analysis – a 5 Step Process
- Why organisations fail to engage and inspire
Why Organisations Fail To Inspire & Engage Employees
Author Archives: Genise Caruso - Associate Writer, Sandbox Advisors
“B” is for Bully
I’m sure we all remember a time when a grade-school bully made the life of one poor kid a regular nightmare. Usually a boy, often with his gang of thugs, targeted a smaller, more awkward child, whose frail and helpless demeanour made him easy prey for the bully to intimidate, humiliate, degrade and generally torment, any…
Unbelievable Phrases Found in Resumes
My recent article on spelling mistakes in a job advertisement made me think of the countless times I’ve been reviewing other peoples’ résumés, and found some of the most ridiculous mistakes. Obviously, some were simply typos, but just getting one letter wrong, transforms the word into something unintelligible or unprintable.
Believe it or Not - Errors in Job Advertisements
A year or so ago, while searching for a job, I came across a position that appeared to have all the qualities I was looking for. However, there was not just one but six problems within the job advertisement. The blatant spelling and typo errors stuck out like sore thumbs in the job advertisement.