Survivor Remorse A mental condition that occurs when a person believes they have done something wrong by surviving a traumatic event when others did not. Have you ever felt it? I hope so. I’m tired of entitled people, acting as if they are best thing since sliced bread. We are all pretty lucky, if you […]
As the hearings for consideration of the nomination of Judge Kavanaugh for a seat on the Supreme Court went into their third day, I continue to focus on behavior over opinion. I ask myself “Who are the leaders in this room?” Is it the senators who are trying to move the hearings along to a […]
As it relates to standing up and challenging racism, discrimination, sexual harassment, pay equity and other workplace foolishness. I can honestly say I only know 2 maybe 3 people who will challenge the evil doers at work when they want to do something stupid. Three people, that’s it. The others I know won’t say a […]
I recently re-listened to one of the most famous speeches in our country’s history. It is the speech Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. in 1963. Known largely as the “I Have a Dream” speech, it is so much more. It is to me a sad reminder that […]
I want to share an headline with my HR peeps, along with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and its CEO, Johnny C. Taylor: Aid group Raices rejects $250,000 from Salesforce over border agency contract In brief: Raices, a Texas-based group that provides legal services to immigrant and refugee families, has rejected a $250K […]
As a Human Resources Professional I work in a complex system of employee requirements, business requirements and state and federal laws. Like many HR professionals I’m tasked with hiring the best talent we can afford, supporting an organization where the best people want to work and where all people, regardless of race, creed or nationality […]