Leadership expert on the importance of finding your tribe

Leadership expert on the importance of finding yur tribeLeadership expert on the importance of finding your tribeSimon Sinekis a bestselling author and leadership expert whose TED Talk, How Great Leaders Inspire Action, has been viewed over 40 million times, making it one of themost popular TED Talks of all time. He recently joinedJordan HarbingeronThe Jordan Harbinger Showto discuss how to build trusting relationships, and why we all get by with a little help from our friends.JordanI would love it if we could go over how trust is influenced by shared values and culture, and the role that trust plays in groups. The example you give inFind Your Whywas how you run into Americans overseas and youre like, Hey, youre from New York, Im from Michigan- we should totally hang out for the day Whereas if I met somebody from New York here in Silicon Valley, I would leid care at all.SimonTrust is essential because we want to know that somebodys got our backs. Like how do you know your friends are your friends? Love and trust and all of these things, theyre feelings, not instructions. You cannot order people to trust each other. They are feelings, and they are born out of the environment. The environment comes from shared values and shared belonging.As you said, I live in New York, but if somebody comes up to me and says, Im from New York too, we should be friends, Im like, Youre weird. But if Im standing in Paris, where I dont feel like I belong, and I hear an American accent on the Paris Metro, Im going to walk up and say, Where are you guys from? Youre from Alabama? Im from New York And were going to be friends because neither of us feels like we belong. Simply hearing an accent, or knowing that these people have a common sense of what we stand for and the experiences weve had, creates a sense of camaraderie amongst us in this world in which we dont feel like we belong.Its tribalism, and the modern-day tribe is the company - so the best companies are values-based.They ha ve a sense of purpose and cause, and when we work there, we feel like we can be ourselves.Trust is a biological construction born out of the environments were in.JordanHow can we foster this not just in our companies, but within circles of friends, within families? Do you find yourself applying these things in your personal life outside of work?SimonThe only difference between work and home are the clothes we wear and the tables we sit at. I am who I am, and the reason my friends love me is the same reason my colleagues love me. Its me, and if Im different in one of those two places, then in one of those two places, Im lying. Authenticity means that you say and do the things you actually believe. If others believe what you believe, they will be drawn to you. If they dont believe what you believe, they will be repelled by you. Its not good or bad - we dont have to hate people who have different beliefs. We dont have to be friends with everybody either, but we do have to respect othe r beliefs, we have to respect things that are not our own.And what you do is you find your tribe. Sometimes its silly that when youre going to a game and you binnensee somebody wearing the same jersey as you because of the same team, you say hi to them. These are total strangers who just happen to like the same team, yet we feel this intense camaraderie at a finals game. Were tribal - we want to feel tresor amongst our own. We know that somebody in that jersey will probably defend us if somebody from the other team attacks us.So when we seek to trust others, and we want others to trust us, somebody has to go first - and its the leader who takes the risk to trust first. Ive never in my life heard a great leader say, Give me a reason why I should trust you. They simply bestow trust. Ive never in my life heard a great leader that says, Prove why I should give you more responsibility. They assess someones skills and potential, and take the risk to give them more responsibility.Sometim es they get it right, and that person may discover that theyre capable of more than they thought, or they get it wrong, giving more responsibility a little too soon. Its like being a parent - we want to see our kids grow, and sometimes we give them a long leash, and sometimes we keep them on a short leash. Sometimes we get it right, sometimes we get it wrong, and its a dance. But if its a healthy relationship, the kid knows that its always based in love.Good leadership is the same thing. When were building friendships, its a dance. We abflug slowly, we take little risks, we open ourselves up a little bit, they reciprocate, and then you do a little more, and then they reciprocate, and eventually at some point, you wake up in the morning and youre like, Oh my God, I totally trust them.And you trust them because you feel like you can be yourself around them. You can express your values, desires, comforts, and discomforts, and even though they may disagree, they wont judge you, and you will never feel like youre being judged. This is what we all seek, as human beings - this is what we all desire. We want this in our relationships, we want this in our friendships, and frankly, we want it at work too.JordanSo in this way, were sort of shaping each other with our expectations. We give each other a little bit of responsibility, and you either meet that challenge, or you fail. And if we say what we believe and we do what we believe, well attract people who believe what we believe. That actually comes into play with how I met my wife - she used to listen to the show all the time, and when we started talking online, she was really curious if I was actually the person that she had heard all these years on the podcast. So one of the primary drivers was, Okay, is this guy going to be like he is on the show, or is he just this total jerk? Im curious enough to go out with him at least once. And now were married.If others believe what you believe, they will be drawn to you. SimonThats 100% right. And some people, unfortunately, do become affected by the recognition that comes their way, and they arent the people who they portray themselves to be, and were disappointed. Its like the rule, Never meet your heroes.It reminds me of one of my favorite stories, of a former Undersecretary of Defense who is giving a presentation to a large conference, about 1,000 people. Hes giving his prepared remarks and in the middle of his remarks, he interrupts himself and smiles and says, You know, brde year I was still the undersecretary, and I spoke at this exact same conference.Last year, I flew here business class, and there was somebody waiting for me at the airport to take me to the hotel. They took me to the hotel, and somebody had already checked me in, and they simply took me up to my room. The next morning, I came down and somebody was waiting for me in the lobby, and they brought me to this venue. They took me into the green room and handed me a cup of coffee i n a beautiful ceramic cup.He says, Im no longer the undersecretary, and I flew here coach. I took a taxi to the hotel, I checked myself in. This morning, I came down and took another taxi to the venue. I walked through the front doors, found my way backstage, and when I asked somebody, Do you have any coffee? he pointed to the coffee machine, and I poured myself a cup of coffee into this styrofoam cup. The ceramic cup was never meant for me. It was meant for the ort I held. I deserve a styrofoam cup.And thats the point - we all only deserve a styrofoam cup. And many of the perks that we are given come as a result of the position we hold, not based on who we are.As you gain fame or rank, people do treat you differently they respect the rank. They hold doors open for you, they send you gifts, they call you sir or maam, they bring you tea or coffee without you asking. If you left your coat in the other room, someone will get your coat for you.There are perks - including money - that come with rising in the social hierarchy, and the great leaders are the ones who understand that those perks are being given to their rank, not to them. And the ones that disappoint us are the ones that believe that theyre entitled to those perks, that they deserve the ceramic cup.JordanHow do we get in there before we start conflating our position with our identity? I didnt have a downfall from Undersecretary to styrofoam cup, but Id certainly had a dip where I went, Oh my God, Im just nobody again. Ive got to start over. This is terrible. I had wrapped my status around my identity so tightly that once it came off, I was a bucket of jello. Thankfully, my producer Jason and my wife were both like, Hey, get out of bed, jerk. Weve got work to do.SimonYou answered the question yourself other people. Somebody reminded you that youre wonderful, somebody told you to get over yourself.Whoever thinks they can do this thing called life by themselves is kidding themselves. Life is really dif ficult, and it takes a lot of help. Anybody who thinks they can do this thing called career by themselves is nuts. Life, business, career, profession, parenting - all of these things are incredibly difficult, and they require advice, emotional support, mentorship, friendship, and the ability to ask for and receive help.You had other people in your life - thats a very good thing, and in this day and age, we have our devices in our lives so much that many of us are either not learning or forgetting good social skills how to interact with human beings, and how to ask for help, how to rely on people. And when we dont ask for help, or there arent others there for us - and I dont mean in an online chat room, I mean a physical human being - we become lonelier and lonelier, and the situation becomes more and more desperate. Had your producer and your wife not been there for you, you would have continued to spiral down, and it would have taken some sort of significant act to get you out of it, or something horrible would have happened.I think we undervalue the importance of social skills. Its not something you take a class for, but its something that takes years to practice crying with a friend, asking for help, expressing yourself, expressing anger in a healthy way, all of these things that we just brush off and call being human. I cannot stand the term soft skills. Its hard skills and human skills, and we have to learn both. Both require education, and both require practice. Were not born with these skills - its our upbringing and the way we choose to live our lives that make us good and healthy and able to apply these skills when necessary.JordanWhat would you tell someone who you see is excelling, getting to the top, but has sacrificed a lot of their relationships? Is there any way you can get someone to wake up and smell the coffee, and realize that theyre headed for disaster? Because as soon as they hit a stumbling block, they wont have a support group aroun d them.Many of the perks that we are given come as a result of the position we hold, not based on who we are.SimonI think you just summed up the problem in our country today too much telling and not enough listening. The left is trying to tell the right, the right is trying to tell the left. The pro-gun lobby is trying to tell the gun control lobby, and the gun control lobby is trying to tell the pro-gun lobby. Everybody is telling everybody what it should be and what they should do, and nobody listens. If I had a friend in that position, I wouldnt tell him anything. I would ask, Are you happy? How are you? What is going on? I would shut up and listen.I think this is one of the most essential skills in life that has almost completely fallen by the wayside and in modern America, which isthe art of listening, the skill of listening - a very difficult skill that requires education and tons of practice.If you do it right, active listening makes you exhausted by the end because it takes so much energy. Where you dont just hear the words that are spoken, but you understand the meaning behind those words. Where you seek out common ground, to try to find whether there are common values - only then can you actually start to have a discussion.I think the lesson is best captured by a story that Nelson Mandela used to tell. He was asked once, How did you learn to become a great leader? What people dont realize is that he was actually born the son of a tribal chief, and he said, I went to tribal meetings with my father when I was a boy, and I remember two things They always sat in a circle, and my father was always the brde to speak.Even though his father had rank, he paid everyone respect and treated them with equality by sitting in a circle. He didnt sit at the head of the table per se, and instead of speaking first, he chose to speak last. Were always telling each other, You have to learn to listen, but I think its a lesson best captured with the advice, Practice bein g the last to speak. Think about how we start meetings - even well-intentioned leaders walk into a room and say, Okay, guys, heres the problem, and heres what I think we should do, and I really want to know what you think.Well, its too late - youve either biased the room, or youve made people think or feel that their opinions dont matter. Strong leaders are the ones who say, Heres the problem. Tell me what you think, and do so with such a poker face that as youre speaking, you dont know if they agree or disagree with you. Theyre trying to take in all the counsel from everyone. Even if the leader makes a decision that is opposite to the one that you are recommending, you feel heard.Just think about it in terms of friendship - men are particularly bad at this. All we want to do is fix problems. So somebody says, Oh, Ive got this going on, and we go, Oh, you know what you should do? You should totally do this. We all do it, but sometimes all people want is just to feel heard. When s omebody says, Oh, my babo is driving me crazy, instead of offering them a bunch of solutions, we can simply say, Wow, that sucks. Tell me more. We think they want a solution, but what they want is somebody to listen. Its all well-intentioned, but if they want advice, let them ask for it.This conversation has been edited and condensed.Click here to listen to the full version on The Jordan Harbinger Show.This article first appeared on Heleo.

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Free Entry-Level Sales Resume Templates

Free Entry-Level Sales Resume Templates Free Entry-Level Sales Resume Templates Our entry-level sales resume templates make things manageable on both ends. You dont lose sleep over complicated graphics, and employers can scan your resume quickly to find the most applicable parts. Read through our example to see how you can apply the best aspects to your own resume.Create ResumeEntry-Level Sales ResumeCustomize ResumeIndustry SnippetsStudying our free entry-level sales resume templates will teach you how to write a competitive resume to jumpstart your career. Entry-Level Resume Pros and ConsThis particular template is great for entry-level candidates because it is straightforward, but doesnt try too hard. You can show off your education, accomplishments, and experience at various part-time jobs youve had. Even so, how do you know if this design is best for you?Pros: Lets hiring managers focus on the content, rather than its appearancePros: Well organizedCons: Your competition will turn in prettier, more interesting looking resumesCons: You cant prove that you hav e even an ounce of charismaResume TextJosephineChambers123 Street,City, ST, 12345 (123) 456-7890 (H) (123) 456-7890 (C) email@isp.comProfessional SummaryAmbitious student with a passion for sales and business management. Demonstrated success in working in collaborative environments to develop effective sales strategies and recommend opportunities to improve revenue and relationships with clients and vendors. Seeking to secure an internship with a respected organization to help further develop hands-on skills and professional experience.Skill HighlightsBusiness OperationsBusiness WritingProject Tracking and SupportVendor RelationsCampaign DevelopmentCompetitive ResearchEducation and TrainingOttawa University CurrentBachelor of Science: Business AdministrationJeffersonville, INExpected date of graduation: May 2017Completed coursework includes Accounting for Business Operations, Financing and Investing Activities, Management, and Business Ethics. Professional Experience5/1/2015 8/1/2 015Sales InternJL Marketing Jeffersonville, INWorked with marketing and business development executives to develop and ran outbound campaigns.Analyzed results from outbound campaigns and leveraged metrics to create new best practices and processes.Identified and established best practices for social media and produce engaging email campaigns and strategies.1/1/2014 12/1/2015Sales Intern, Business Co-OpAmerican Commercial Barge Line Jeffersonville, INAnalyzed customer reach, current market conditions, and research and assess competitor information. Created, reviewed, and edit reports, documentation, and presentations and provided ongoing input to help automate weekly reporting for ACL Sales Group integrating ACL system-generated data with SalesForce data.Facilitated organization, filing, and tracking of customer contracts, and enabled IBIS facility master updates by reviewing and standardizing labeling for various fields.Developed vendor tables outlining rates and services, and in put vendor rates and services from published rate sheets into data table.Devised strategies to automate emails for boat orders to ACBL external fleet vendors using ACLTRAC portal; ensured correct email address inputs and vendor ability to receive automated email notices.

The biggest issue that gets in the way of saving for retirement

The biggest issue that gets in the way of saving for retirement The biggest issue that gets in the way of saving for retirement Recent data from Schwab Retirement Plan Services  shows that 40% of Americans say that “paying for unexpected expenses like home repairs” gets in the way of paying for retirement.In terms of how the research was carried out,  Logica Research polled 1,000 American workers between 25 and 70, who are putting money away for retirement in their 401(k)s. They are all employed at workplaces “with 25+ employees that have 401(k) plans.”What makes it harder to save for your Golden YearsHere’s how Americans weighed in: “Paying for unexpected expenses like home repairs:” 40% “Not willing to sacrifice things that add to my quality of life (occasional dinners out and vacations):” 34% “Paying off credit card debt:” 31% “Needing enough money to pay basic monthly bills:” 28% “Saving/paying for my children’s education:” 28% “Having medical bills to pay:” 27% “Still paying off student loans:” 15% “I don’t know how to plan for retirement:” 12% “Other:” 11% The top three ways that Americans save or invest for retirement are: “investing in my 401(k)” at 98%, “saving in a savings account” at 61% and “investing in an IRA” at 46%.But while 80% of people say that their “401(k) is in better shape today than ever before,” 72% think that they are “on top of” the investments they make in their 401(k), and 71% say they’d like “personalized advice” about it.What Americans which they hadn’t spent as much money onWhile 64% of people surveyed said that they “would sacrifice items in past to save more” for their Golden Years, 36% disagreed.Of those who wish they’d cut back on their spending, here’s what they wished they didn’t dole out as much cash on: “Meals out:” 55% “Expensive clothing:” 31% “New cars:” 28% “Vacations:” 28% “Buying the newest tech gadgets:” 26% “Living in my desired area/home:” 17% “Expensive wedding(s):” 15% “Taking out student loans for myself:” 12% “Helping child with student loans:” 10% “Private school for children:” 8% “Other:” 4% “None of the above:” 10% Steve Anderson, executive vice president of  Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc., commented on the research in a statement.“The survey shows that if given the chance, many Americans would have spent differently on short-term pleasures, especially compared to spending that supports their families’ long-term happiness and success. … Moreover, participants understand the value of their 401(k)s and the importance of saving for retirement, but the findings suggest that they need guidance to prioritize their financial obligations and make the most of their assets. While there may be hurdles along the way, having a written financial plan can help workers make decisions today with an eye towards the future,” he said.What people use their extra money forWhile 72% of Americans say that they have paid their bills and have extra cash sitting around at the end of the month, 22% said they don’t, and 6% say they are “behind on bills.”But specifically, here are the five most popular things people do with their extra money when the end of the month comes around: “I keep it in a rainy-day fund:” 41% “I save for a vacation:” 38% “I pay down debt:” 23% “I invest in the markets:” 21% “I put it towards my 401(k):” 19%

Why Employers Dont Always Respond After Job Interviews

Why Employers Don’t Always Respond After Job Interviews Why Employers Don’t Always Respond After Job Interviews You had a great interview for a job you really want. Your answers were spot-on, you connected with the interviewer, your test went well…but you haven’t heard back from your future boss-to-be. As frustrating as it might be, this happens quite often. According to a CareerBuilder survey, a staggering 75% of people said they didn’t hear back from a position they had applied for. The reasons below might help explain why employers don’t respond after job interviews. Why Employers Don’t Respond After Job Interviews They’re too busy. A potential employer might be trying to not only fill the position you applied for, but several others as well…simultaneously. So it makes sense, then, that they might be too busy to get back to just one candidate about just one job opening. And while it might not seem like a real reason, being swamped with reviewing job applications, scheduling interviews, and screening candidates can oftentimes be the real reason why employers don’t respond right away (if at all) after job interviews. You weren’t chosen. This might be one of the most obvious reasons why job seekers don’t hear back from employers. Still, most people would agree that they would rather get a friendly “Thanks, but no thanks” email or phone call than the alternative- being ignored. If you haven’t heard back after a few weeks post-interview (and you didn’t hear back even after you followed up on your job application), it’s safe to assume that you didn’t get the position and should keep interviewing with other companies. They’re afraid of legal issues. In today’s litigious world, it seems like almost any excuse can be grounds for a lawsuit- and companies know that all too well. So instead of calling to let you know why you specifically weren’t hired (e.g., you didn’t have the required skill set, you didn’t get a good reference from a previous employer, etc.), hiring managers may adopt a “silence is golden” rule when dealing with those not hired. By not responding, the door is closed. If by some chance a hiring manager did offer a reason as to why you weren’t hired, they might fear that you’ll contact them again with follow-up questions. To avoid having that line of communication- and potentially getting into trouble- they keep the door closed to prevent future questions and prevent hurting your feelings. They’re still interviewing. You applied for a job almost immediately after you spotted it online. Thing is, maybe 100 other eager job candidates did, too. One of the big reasons why employers don’t respond after job interviews could be because they’re slowly weeding through the stacks of job applications and following up with applicants they’re interested in interviewing. Another thing to keep in mind is that maybe the position doesn’t have to be filled immediately, or some aspect of the job has changed and management is working out the new specifics of the role. In any case, the employer has extra time to go through the hiring process and might get back to you…eventually. The job isn’t available anymore. In an ideal world, a prospective boss would clue you in if the position you diligently applied for wasn’t available anymore, but that’s not always the case. Sometimes, the unexpected happens after a job is posted (for example, the position is eliminated, revamped, or it’s given to a current staffer), and employers don’t always explain what happened to the job; they just go radio silent instead. They forgot about you. Accidents can (and do) happen during the hiring process. Applications are deleted and job candidates can be forgotten about. That’s why it’s so important to always follow up on job applications (especially the ones that you’re really interested in). Not only does it show your continued interest in the job, it also allows you to correct any potential blunders you may have committed during the job interview. But most importantly, if a hiring manager did manage to misplace your application, it puts you front and center in his mind again. They’re totally rude. To you, the job you applied for could change the trajectory of your career- and your life. For a recruiter or hiring manager, you might be just another applicant. Don’t take it too much to heart. If you don’t hear back from a potential employer  (and you’ve followed up and done everything that you can as an interested job candidate), don’t take it too personally. While it’s painful to sit and wonder why you never heard back, just remember- the job that’s truly meant for you could be just around the corner. There’s just no real reason why. Sometimes, an employer doesn’t get back to a job candidate for the reason that there just isn’t a reason. It wasn’t like you bombed the interview- but you didn’t exactly ace it, either. You were nice enough, but you might not have been a standout candidate. Your answers were good, but not enough to seal the deal. And for an employer to try to articulate that you did nothing wrong (but still didn’t get the job) can be confusing and upsetting to a candidate. You didnt click with your interviewer. Sure, job candidates should be judged based solely on their qualifications and prior job experience. But that doesn’t always happen. Like it or not, some employers base their decisions on factors that are completely not related to the job, such as a person’s appearance, their lack of eye contact, or even their self-confidence level. And even though it might not be fair, if personalities don’t mesh well during a job interview (or worse, they clash), it can negatively impact your chances of getting hired. So if the reason for not hiring you is a personal one, it could open up an employer to a potential lawsuit if they were to disclose it. You didn’t ask for it. It might seem strange to ask a prospective employer for a reason why you didn’t get hired as the job interview is actually happening, but it could be a smart move. Let’s say that you’re on-ramping back into the workforce, just recently graduated from college, or are still an interview newbie, for example. Asking ahead of time (either at the end of the interview or during your follow-up communication afterwards), for an employer to assess why you might not get the job shows that you’re mature enough to realize that there are probably a lot of candidates vying for the same job, and you might not get a job offer. In this case, it’s not so much about placing blame towards your potential employer about not getting hired, but finding out what you may have done incorrectly so that you can improve your job interviewing skills for subsequent job interviews. As you can see, there are a myriad reasons why you may not hear back from employers after an interview. Keep your spirits up, tighten your interviewing skills, and get back out there! Wish you could talk through your job search and career questions with someone? now offers one-on-one online career coaching sessions where our experts work to review your experience, provide actionable feedback, and answer questions. SIGN UP FOR CAREER COACHING TODAY This is a version of a post that was originally  published April 11, 2015.  

What To Do After You Give Notice Youre Quitting - The Muse

What To Do After You Give Notice Youre Quitting - The Muse What To Do After You Give Notice Youre Quitting Hi Kyle, I’ve given notice at my job, and I’m leaving in six weeks. No one is upset; in fact, everyone is being supportive of my move. The issue is that I’m finding it hard to be motivated and worried that these six weeks are going to drag on. Because I work quite quickly, I’ll have nothing to do for the last few weeks. How do I keep myself going and not give up mentally? Signed, Thumb Twiddler Dear Thumb Twiddler, It sounds like this is an intentional move, so first, congrats! There are lots of ways to leave your mark once you give notice you’re quitting, and the fact that you have six whole weeks (less by the time you’re reading this), means you can cover all the important stuff. You always hear “don’t burn bridges,” but there’s so much more you can do besides leaving all bridges intact. Here are a few things (that’ll show returns later in your career). Leave a Legacy Leaving something for your former colleagues to talk about long after you depart will seriously boost your professional rep which, in turn, will make future outreach to these connections much easier. Think about problems you ran into in your daily routine or things that took a long time to learn when you first started. You may have been too busy to fix a drawn-out process or show your co-workers a workaround that you discovered while you were up to your neck in work, which is why now is the perfect time to tackle these items. Writing a handbook on your role or simply documenting a process you followed will leave your name on something tangible that will make your former co-workers lives easier. Train Your Replacement Nothing will make your immediate team and manager happier than getting a replacement up to speed quickly. Not to mention, training a new hire is an incredible experience. This won’t always be possible when you have a short timeline, but there’s typically something small you can do. Whether it’s helping write the job description for your role, getting involved in the hiring process, or offering to work alongside the new person for a week (or even a day, if that’s all you can spare), see what you can do to reduce the stress on the rest of the organization. Nobody can explain how to do your job better than you, so pass on your knowledge to leave a lasting mark. Bolster Your Professional Brand You’re currently on your way out of an organization, and the terms are good. Presumably you still have access to your email, and you have the opportunity to speak with your co-workers in person before your departure. Use this time to network! This is a great chance for you to buy a few of your close colleagues (especially managers) a coffee and tell them about your next move. A final real-life interaction will make connecting and interacting online much easier. After all, these are the people who you might want ask to endorse and recommend you on LinkedIn. In the end, you may still find yourself with some idle time in your final days, and that’s OK. You’ve checked all the boxes by giving ample notice and informing everyone who will be affected. Be helpful and offer your time and expertise where you can. People tend to remember the last interactions they have with you- so arguably that final impression is just as, if not more, important as the first. I know it’s challenging not to mentally check out, but if you’ve read this far, that doesn’t seem likely. This article is part of our Ask an Expert series- a column dedicated to helping you tackle your biggest career concerns. Our experts are excited to answer all of your burning questions, and you can submit one by emailing us at editor(at)themuse(dot)com and using Ask a Credible Career Coach in the subject line. Your letter may be published in an article on The Muse. All letters to Ask an Expert become the property of Daily Muse, Inc and will be edited for length, clarity, and grammatical correctness. Photo of colleagues in casual conversation courtesy of Morsa Images/Getty Images.

Kids hilariously disrupt dads video conference call

Kids hilariously disrupt dad's video conference call Kids hilariously disrupt dad's video conference call Most people enjoy the flexibility of working from home. In fact, the happiest workers are the ones who only go into the office one day a week.But working from home has its pitfalls: the fridge is pretty close, the internet is all too distracting when no boss is over your shoulder - and of course, most of all, kids can come barreling into the room at any time.That’s what happened to Professor Robert E. Kelly. Kelly, an expert on international relations who teaches at Pusan International University in South Korea, was doing a very serious live interview with the BBC from his home office on the morning of March 10. He intended to talk about the wide effects of the impeachment of South Korea’s controversial leader.Kelly’s kids had other plans.First, his daughter, wearing a bright yellow sweater, confidently danced into his office while the cameras were rolling. Kelley gestures for her to leave, but she hangs out by his elbow, looking into the camera and observing the interview.The real fun starts, though, when Kelly’s baby, in a walker, rolls in - followed by a very harried woman, who we’re told is his wife, who corrals both children, screaming, out of the room and then crawls on the floor to avoid the camera. The balletic sequence is so impressive, so hilarious, that it has merited its own frame-by-frame analysis, like the Super Bowl.Every parent has feared this.  Check out the hilarious video below - and keep your doors locked during conference calls and Skype interviews.

The power of humility and what it means for your organizational culture

The power of humility and what it means for your organizational culture The power of humility and what it means for your organizational culture Humility is not a term we usually associate with successful business leaders. Traditional archetypes of leaders invoke imagery of charismatic individuals. Self-serving. Manipulative. Grabbing the glory and spotlight for themselves.And yet, we’ve seen  again  and  again  how disastrous the consequences of a lack of humility at the top can be.Only 30%  of employees in a  recent survey  said they see their CEO as having the qualities of a moral leader, while only 14% said their leaders almost always acknowledge their failings, and a paltry 6% said that their leaders ask for help in a way that exposes their vulnerability.Some leaders may fear that showing humility can make them seem weak, lacking in confidence or decisiveness, or having an unwillingness to take risks. But humility is actually crucial to being a good, effective leader. Here’s a look at why humility matters, how to identify workers with this critical trait and how to cultivate it in your organization.Why humility matte rsHumility allows people to be open to the possibility of making a mistake. It’s an integral part of moral leadership. If you’re lacking in humility, you’re less likely to recognize the potential for errors or mistakes in your work or decisions.Humility can moderate some of the potential ethical dangers inherent in the use of technology. A recognition of the ethical implications of decisions and a willingness to look for potential bias, errors or poor judgment can go a long way toward addressing these potential risks.For leaders, humility can provide a balance to the self-serving behaviors that often drive them to be successful. Humble and modest leaders are willing to admit their mistakes, put aside their ego and empower others. And that makes them better, more successful moral leaders.Cultivating humilityThe first step for organizations that want to cultivate humility in their workforce is to agree that humility is a key characteristic of successful leadership. What does hum ility mean for your organizational culture?Once there’s a collective understanding of what this behavior looks like, screening processes can be developed to identify this trait in potential talent. One key to this process is recognizing that socially desirable behaviors are culturally dependent. For example, what humility looks like in the US can be very different from how it looks in Japan or Argentina.Assessments should take into account those cultural variations in determining the metrics used to measure the trait. Building cultural-based norms into the assessment of this characteristic is key to capturing the socially desirable behavior for that particular group.Make humility a core valueOne of your first steps should be to involve hiring managers and the decision-makers in your organization in communicating the value and importance of humility and, most importantly, engaging in these behaviors.The next step is to put the behavior to a test. Look empirically at the data to und erstand how well humility relates to performance. What’s the return on investment achieved by measuring and assessing this concept? What value does it bring to your business?But this isn’t just about financial ROI. Are your employees happier being part of an organization that values this trait? Are you seeing higher levels of engagement as a result of focusing on these concepts and targeting humility in your hiring?Cultural fit matters when it comes to hiring and retaining workers. It’s important to make sure that you’re bringing in people who fit your company culture, especially if your organization has a global footprint.Dr. Nick Martin  leads the Global Products Analytics team, part of Aon’s Assessment Solutions Group, and is responsible for the development of next-generation assessment solutions and predictive analytics. He leads a team responsible for leveraging the latest science and practical findings to provide Aon’s diverse client base with assessment and analy tical solutions that meet their hiring needs, helping to ensure their candidates’ experiences support their overall business mission and goals.  This article first appeared on SmartBrief.

Survey 68% of women believe they are equally paid

Survey 68% of women believe they are equally paid Survey 68% of women believe they are equally paid New research from CareerBuilder ahead of Equal Pay Day, shows that 68% of women believe they are being paid the  same amount of money as men at their company with a “similar” professional background.Harris Poll surveyed more than 800 U.S. adult employees working full-time for “non-government,” private companies (“not self-employed”) and more than 800 U.S. adult “hiring and human resource managers” who also work full-time at private companies that aren’t for the government or themselves.Here are some of the findings that stood out.Where people and employers stand on equal pay and salaryThe research found that a staggering 68% of women believe they are being paid the  same as their male counterparts, while 31%  don’t think they’re taking home the same amount and 1% think they make more.Just 22% of women (compared to 47% of men) think they’ll ever make six figures during their career and only 35% (compared to 17% of men) don’t think they’ll score a salary exc eeding $50,000.Rosemary Haefner, CareerBuilder’s Chief Human Resources Officer, told Ladders that the pay gap is a pressing issue in the U.S.“In our research, we found that over a third of women believe there is a pay disparity at their company, and that women tend to be less satisfied with career advancement and training opportunities,” she said. “Many employers are pledging to close the gap and taking concrete steps including digging into salary, bonus and promotion data, removing bias from the hiring and review process and actively recruiting a diverse workforce.”Overall, 94% of employers think American men and women should be paid equally, and 82% of employers think “transparency of pay” should exist in this country. But 15% of employers reported that they don’t believe women make the same amount of money “as their male counterparts” at their companies.Forty-two percent of companies think “proposed legislation that prohibits employers from asking job candid ates for their salary history will help close the gender pay gap since salary histories cannot be discussed,” according to the press release.What level men and women think they’ll reach in their careersThe survey also included a breakdown of where men and women think they’ll get in their professional lives.Almost a third of women (31%) believe they have “hit a glass ceiling” at their workplaces. Just 9% of men and a staggering 25% of women think “entry level” is the furthest they’ll ever get. Other levels employees thought they’d reach in their careers were as follows: 33% of men and 26% women think they’ll make it to a “professional/technical role.” 30% of men and 27% of women think they’ll make it to the “manager” level. 12% of men and 10% of women think they’ll make it to “director.” 6% percent of men and 4% of women think they’ll make it to “Senior Management (CEO, CFO, CTO, etc.).” 4% of men and 2% of women think they’ll become a “Vice President.” 7% of men and 6% percent of women think they’ll run their own company. While 30% of women surveyed don’t believe they have the same chances and “opportunities” to get ahead in their careers as men at their companies with the same professional backgrounds, just 12% of men think the same.The American workforce clearly has a long way to go in terms of making women feel supported and included in their offices - especially when it comes to money.With this in mind, if you’re  unsure of how to approach the raise discussion with your employer, Ellevest‘s Sallie Krawcheck has pointers for you.

Golf as a Team Building Exercise - Even for Non-Golfers

Golf as a Team Building Exercise - Even for Non-Golfers Golf as a Team Building Exercise - Even for Non-Golfers It is recommended  that you develop your own team building exercises whenever possible. No outside consulting company knows your people or your company culture as well as you do. You can do a variety of exercises or play a variety of sports as team builders. Some people are concerned about using sports for ?team building, but successful exercises around golf can be designed, even for non-golfers. The Setup You need to select the style of play, pick an appropriate location, set the rules and start getting people excited about it. Style of Play: Usually, your team will consist of people with very different golfing skill levels. Differing skill levels occur every day on the job, so this kind of team building exercise is appropriate. To accommodate the varying skill levels of your team members, I recommend playing a Scramble or more accurately Scramble Stroke.In a scramble, team members all hit each shot. They then decide which is the best shot and then all team members hit the next shot from that spot. It continues until the ball is in the hole. Stroke play counts the number of times the team hits the ball. The team with the lowest total wins.This style of play allows each team member contribute where they can. It helps everyone on the team feel like they are contributing, which is the same spirit you are trying to build at the workplace. You may find some of your better golfers hitting the best drives, but some of the newbies or non-golfers may turn out to be good at putting or chipping. Location: Picking an appropriate location for the golfing team building exercise is very important. Many golf courses dont like non-golfers on the course. Some even prohibit it. Dont try to set this up at the country club or the nicest public course. Instead, try to find a municipal course or a small private course. You want one that has short holes, and nine-hole courses are sufficient. (It would take too long for a group of any size to finish 18 holes, and it can be tiring if you arent used to it.)In addition to the course itself, consider club rentals, practice facilities, restaurant or banquet space, and meeting rooms. Non-golfers will need a few clubs. Usually, a rental set of clubs can even be split between two non-golfers as long as there are enough bags and putters. If the chosen  location has a driving range and/or a putting green, the golfers can tune-up, and the non-golfers can be taught some basics. If you want to include lunch before the match or dinner afterward, you w ill need a place that serves food. Finally, you will need a meeting room so you can present the awards after the event and reinforce the team building. Many courses have activity directors who can work with you to make all the arrangements. Rules: Usually the fewer rules, the better. Sometimes scramble golf is played that each player on the team has to contribute at least 1-2 drives and 1-2 putts. This is to keep one good golfer on the team from hitting all the best ball shots for their team while their team members just watch. Unless you have low-handicap golfers.Put someone in each group who understands the rules of golf and course etiquette. They can keep the group moving. Set a maximum number of strokes per hole (usually 2-3 over par), so no group gets bogged down on a bad hole. Keep each team at or under four players if possible and make sure everyone has their own clubs and bag. Sharing equipment slows down play too much. The Buzz: Once you have set all this up, start talking it up among the team. Let the golfers know that it will be a stroke scramble. Let the non-golfers know that they will be playing with at least one real golfer and that each shot is played from the best ball location. Let them all know that this is a team building event, not a golf tournament. The object is to have fun and build team spirit and skill at working together. They are not trying to break the PGA record for the course. Reinforce Team Building With Awards Decide ahead of time what awards to hand out at the conclusion of the event. The course golf pro can help. A long-drive hole or a closest to the pin hole give the golfers something to shoot at. Identical prizes should be given to all team members of the team with the lowest score and of the second and third place teams. Humorous awards like most improved, worst duffer, shortest drive, most outlandish outfit, etc., can lighten the mood as well as give you a way to include more non-golfers in the prizes. Bottom Line A golf-based team building exercise can work for your people. It provides positive reinforcement of teamwork and lets them build inter-personal relationships that can help on the job.

The number of CEOs fired for ethical lapses jumps 36% in a year

The number of CEOs fired for 'ethical lapses' jumps 36% in a year The number of CEOs fired for 'ethical lapses' jumps 36% in a year CEOs who act morally are not only good role models for employees, they also pave the way for greater financial turnout, and contribute to a company cultures that help businesses stay out of trouble.PwC’s global strategy consulting team Strategy released the  2016 CEO Success study,  which took a look at 2,500 of the biggest public companies internationally.The study  found that a  whopping 36% jump in worldwide CEO firings over ethics violations. The percentage of CEOs fired for wrongdoing increased from 3.9% between 2007 to 2011 to 5.3% from 2012 to 2016.The litany of extreme CEO wrongdoing - and how to stop itWhat do CEOs get dismissed for? There’s a long list of reasons, all of which are pretty extreme: fraud, bribery, insider trading, sexual indiscretions, inflated resumés and flawed responses to environmental disasters.But more of those leaders are getting found out - and fired.PwC  attributed  five factors to CEOs being held liable for their actions: decreased faith in b ig companies and CEOs since the financial crisis in 2007-2008; the Great Recession and the aftermath, which has made people more sensitive to financial issues; a jump in digital correspondence (where evidence can be documented); laws resulting from major events; the idea that working abroad and using production processes that involve other nations  can pose increased risk of ethical violations and the never-ending cycle of news.There are easy ways for companies to avoid moral offenses, PwC said. They include emphasizing integrity  so workers don’t violate policies, and making sure that company benchmarks for performance aren’t easily gamed.Have big companies gone off the ethical deep end?But the researchers claim not to have an answer to that question based on the findings.“Our data cannot show - and perhaps no data could - whether there’s more wrongdoing at large corporations today than in the past. However, we doubt that’s the case, based on our own experience working with hundreds of companies over many years. In fact, our data shows that companies are continuing to improve both their processes for choosing and replacing CEOs and their leadership governance practices - especially in developed countries,” the study says.The benefits of being an ethical leaderWhen CEOs act in the best interest of employees, they may reap the benefits in terms of both money and employees feeling more connected to their work.In a 2015 interview with the Harvard Business Review, Fred Kiel, author of the book Return on Character: The Real Reason Leaders and Their Companies Win, talked about the results of his study as described in the text.The research reportedly included “more than 100 CEOs and 8,000 hours employee observations” of them.“We found that strong-character leaders contributed an amazing almost five times bottom line profitability as do the weak character leaders. And they enjoy a much higher level of workforce engagement, about 26% higher. And th ey also have a significant impact on reducing corporate risk to the company,” Kiel told the Harvard Business Review.The upshot: Acting morally at large company benefits more than just the CEO- it can have a major impact on the financial stability of the business.

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