As humans, we want to be seen & valued. Layoffs make us feel erased and devalued. One way to have your outgoing employees continue to feel seen & valued is […]
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Author: Shari Santoriello
“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” Eleanor Roosevelt When I read this quote, it sounds like such a simple concept, until that icky feeling of “not […]
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“And that’s okay.” – Shari Santoriello I couldn’t find a quote that really resonated with me to include in this week’s blog. The phrase “and that’s okay” kept running on […]
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I am a voracious reader. Yet, this past year has left me drained of energy to tackle a larger book with lots of “meat”. I found myself gravitating toward fluffy, […]
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What the heck is a “soft” skill?? I don’t hate easily, but I really, really don’t like the term “soft skills”. What is “soft” about these skills? Soft indicates mushy […]
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2020 showed us that remote work is no longer a future fantasy, but a legitimate work style. 2021 is being referred to as “The Great Resignation” as more and more […]
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Tell me if this is familiar: You have raised your hand to do something, and when you raise your hand it feels good. You feel confident that you can get […]
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I learned a few new things from colleagues this week. This sentence in and of itself does not seem out of place. Here’s the rub: I am an older worker. […]
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Google the word “resume” and you get about 636,000,000 results in 0.72 seconds. That will give you close to one billion different opinions and options on how best to build a […]
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Ask any group what is one of the things they wish their leader did better. One of the answers is almost always that they want to be heard. The leader […]
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