Author Archives: Eric Handler
Interuptability – Leading in constant change
Let’s face it. The market is a rollercoaster for all of us and has been for quite some time. As leaders, we’re all dealing with ...
9/11/23
Approaching Bold Leadership
One of the resources I have found very meaningful is the Andy Stanley Leadership Podcast. If you’re new to leadership or you’re new to actually ...
6/12/23
How to Use an Interview as a Competitive Advantage
Hiring top talent and leaders worth following has never been more intense. Lack of preparation and thought is the biggest mistake that we’ve seen when ...
5/26/23
Helping Millennials and Gen Z Become Leaders at Work
There’s a misconception about Millennials and now Gen Zers entering the workforce—they are often seen as “job hoppers” who are detached from the organization they ...
3/14/23
What it looks like to lead with humility in business
Becoming a leader worth following requires humility, and you can’t fake it. It takes courage for a leader to be humble because it creates opportunities ...
2/3/23
Caution Ahead:
The Danger of Making A Desperate Hire
There’s a phenomenon going on in the current hiring market where leaders and managers are hiring the wrong candidates, oftentimes without realizing it. The reason ...
1/11/23
What to expect from the hiring market in 2023
The hiring landscape over the past two years has been a whirlwind, to say the least. While no one truly knows what to expect with ...
1/3/23
Creating a mutually beneficial work environment
Nearly half of the workers in the U.S. are looking for a new job or planning to begin looking in the next year. We’ve entered ...
11/7/22
Should companies expand job searches for entirely remote workers?
Much of today’s corporate workforce can perform their day-to-day job from the comfort of their own home, and this was made apparent as the COVID-19 ...
7/18/22
Forget ‘Work-Life’ Balance
The COVID-19 pandemic made much of America rethink the way they did work. Daily meetings were taken from behind a computer screen, and workers were ...
5/18/22
