Hire for attitude, not skills
When it comes to recruiting employees, I always say that I would much rather hire for attitude rather than for skills. You see, for the most part, skills are teachable … but a positive can-do attitude is either there or
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Yea-sayer or nay-sayer – what’s your tendency?
There are some people who look for problems, and some who look for solutions. I call the former nay-sayers, and the latter yea-sayers. Which one are you? Before you answer, let me explain. In the workplace, each one of us
Resilient people have an attitude of gratitude, even during tough times
I’ve blogged previously about how important it is to build resilient employees, but my guest blogger today wrote the book on the subject! I am delighted that Patricia Morgan, my professional colleague and friend, is here to discuss the topic
Build resiliency in your employees
As leaders we care about our employees’ intellectual capital, and even their social capital. But we don’t always concern ourselves with our employees’ psychological capital. We should. If you aren’t sure what these three phrases mean, an easy way to