February 20, 2013 - by Cassandra Bartley
By definition, a mentor is an experienced adviser and supporter, someone usually older and more experienced who advises and guides a younger, less experienced person. And according to Encarta Dictionary, (I love this one!) a mentor is also a trainer—but I mu... More »
January 17, 2013 - by Nandi Shareef
Yes, performance reviews provide measurable results needed to predicate ill-founded performance incentive plans. Yes, performance reviews are used to substantiate staff performance to organizational leaders. Yes, performance reviews offer one time each year to say that ... More »
December 05, 2012 - by Nandi Shareef
In this blog series from Nandi Shareef, we’ll hear Gen Xers and Baby Boomers talk all things Millennial. They will provide cutting-edge insights and best practices on how to recruit, retain, and rein in (or so they believe) the youngest members of today’s wo... More »
November 14, 2012 - by Nandi Shareef
I admit that I’m a bit of a geek. For those who know me, this is really no surprise. I enjoy going to class, reading textbooks, absorbing information from my professors, and even sometimes taking tests. While these are very integral components of the educational p... More »
September 14, 2012 - by Saul Carliner
How does a bachelor’s degree in our field differ from a master’s degree? PhD from a master’s? Each type of degree has a particular purpose, but the understanding of these differences is rarely articulated, much less well understood. More »
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