by Joseph Jaynes | Jun 14, 2019
Workplace productivity is a funny thing. The basic premise is that the more hours employees work, the more productive they are. But there’s a limit. At some point, employees become fatigued or disgruntled and aren’t productive. We’ve all heard, “Work smarter, not...
by Joseph Jaynes | May 30, 2019
Sixty-four percent of CEOs feel they must upskill or reskill 25 percent of their workforce over the next five years for their companies to stay relevant. McKinsey & Company, Skill Shift: Automation and the Future of the Workforce, May 2018 Skills are top-of-mind...
by Joseph Jaynes | May 10, 2019
Technology advancements. Political and environmental upheaval. Demographic shifts. These are all great reasons for keeping an updated skills inventory. Companies across industries are scrambling to find people with skills and disciplines that barely existed a few...
by Joseph Jaynes | Apr 30, 2019
U.S. measles cases have officially exceeded the highest single-year record since the disease was eliminated in this country in 2000 – and we’re only a third of the way through this year! Despite hundreds of people in measles quarantine, that number is expected to...
by Joseph Jaynes | Apr 12, 2019
When you meet a great leader, you know it. It’s inspiring. Energizing. There’s a palpable, positive energy. You feel motivated to do your best. Even if you can’t quite articulate exactly why, you feel compelled to follow and learn and go where that leader leads. Truth...
