(2-minute, 30 second read) The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey estimated that two openings exist for every unemployed job seeker. While competing fiercely for qualified candidates, employers are focused on two things- retaining current employees, and making the hiring process as efficient and positive as possible. Dr. Brad Chambers' recent Harvard Business Review article, [...]
My family knew five of the eleven people shot and killed on Saturday. I grew up in Pittsburgh within walking distance of the Tree of Life synagogue. As you have probably read or heard, Squirrel Hill is a tight knit, interfaith community. It has always been that way. Throughout my childhood we celebrated an equal number [...]
Discovered on a walk the other day: Jewish pastry, made in Harlem, by an African American What are the chances? There are discoveries to be made and possibilities to be realized when we go exploring. Some thoughts emerged, strangely in alphabetical order: Assume Nothing Be Considerate Celebrate the Unexpected Delight in Discovery Explore Differences Forget [...]
I would like to thank Joe, my doorman, for introducing us - indirectly. On December 31, 2013, Joe wished me a 'fearless' year. Although there are 1,025,109.8 words in the English language, last year I focused on that one word. 'Fearless' came with me like a talisman into every interaction, every meeting, every presentation, and every new [...]
(Read Time: 1 minute, 20 seconds) In the wake of yesterday's grand jury decision in the Michael Brown case and the subsequent looting and rioting that took place, many felt a sense of disappointment toward the efficacy of the systems we have in place. But something else happened last night - a counterbalance to the [...]
