Millennial Managers: Tips for Recruiting Generation Z Employees
Check out these tips for recruiting the best and brightest Generation Z (aka: “Homeland Generation”) employees.
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They just don’t. Plain and simple. Take a closer look at local and corporate businesses and you’ll see I’m right.
A turtle that’s come out of it’s shell is vulnerable, and everyone around him knows it. This quick video talks about identifying your personality strengths and how to leverage your introverted or extroverted traits to network effectively, instead of looking like a shell-less turtle in the middle of the interstate!
These simple, scientifically-proven breathing exercises help to immediately reduce stress and reinvigorate the body and mind for increased productivity during the day, and relaxation and sleep at night. Save #3 for the day you win the lottery!
Copying your prospect’s language is key to gaining trust and building a rapport with them. Learn more inside.
Ever wonder why some college grads find success throughout life and so many others do not? A recent gallop poll might hold the answers…
Famed Taken 3 star, Liam Neeson will soon lend his voice to one lucky LinkedIn contest winner, promoting the winner’s profile page with a short video.
The impending implications of not recycling our electronics are far-reaching, often misunderstood or ignored by people who just don’t care about recycling period. Sure, you might be driving up copper and silver prices (both of which are in all electronics) but eventually the well will run dry.
When an inmate leaves prison, they basically have three choices for work: 1) Low-paying job, probably working for an employer who doesn’t care about or value/respect them., 2) Resort to illegal means to make money, such as robbery and drug dealing., 3) Start a business and working for themselves. San Quentin Prison is helping to steer them toward #3.
Millennials are so often criticized for being lazy and unproductive. You have all the promise in the world, feedback from countless generations before you, yet success is more elusive than ever. The problem is that you have TOO MUCH information coming in.
Hard to believe it only takes 9 minutes a day to advance one’s career. However, the stats shown in this two year-old video show that it is indeed possible!
Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy an isolated $17-million estate in Westchester N.Y.! Check out the home where “The Donald” taught his “Trumplings” how to wheel and deal.
So many millionaires and billionaires espouse a boundless “whatever it takes to get there” work ethic. Listen to what these guys have to say about the other things that swirled about in their minds throughout their road to riches, and what they feel sets them apart from those who can’t seem to find the same successes in life.
For each of us, it’s usually just one or two factors that cause the burning fire of ambition to burn bright and drive us toward our goals. Here are a few that you can pick and choose from to get yourself out of whatever limiting funk you might be dealing with right now.
Follow “Four Hour Work Week” creator and angel investor Tim Ferriss around for a day and see what it’s like to be a successful entrepreneur and someone many people refer to as “The World’s Most Interesting Person.”