This week was a hard one for anyone associated with Penn State.
When Good Men Do Nothing
“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.”–Edmund Burke, Irish orator, philosopher, and politician.
Incivility in the Workplace
Incivility costs the U.S. economy $23.8 billion each year. And academic environments are not immune. Sean Cook interviews Dr. Rajashi Ghosh of Drexel University.
Establishing Positive Relationships at Work
Developing positive relationships is one of the biggest challenges professionals face when starting a new role or moving into a new work environment. When you are new, you don’t know what norms have been established, who will be helpful (or who won’t), and you’ll likely find yourself wondering when to share information and perspectives, when […]
Credential vs. Potential: Hiring "Diamonds in the Rough"
In higher education, as in any industry, credentials and certifications are sought after by professionals hoping to get an advantage over their competition. In an interesting post that entered my tweet stream on Friday, Kenny Silva explored the weight we often place on credentials in the hiring process, in contrast to potential. This is especially […]
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