In recent weeks the slurs and vulgar language issued by TV celebrities Samantha Bee, Roseanne Barr, Joy Reid and Joy Behar have not only caused fallout, firings and backlash, but they raise a larger point beyond celebrities and comedy about the level of language most appropriate in leadership.
Read MoreThe worst example of procrastination I witnessed was as a university professor overseeing teams of student journalists each producing a multimedia package for the final project
Read MoreIn her first job in 1990 after graduating from a small Iowa college, Rae Shanahan worked in human resources for Maytag in Newton, Iowa
Read MoreCounterbalancing Roseanne Barr’s hideous racial slur, and on par with the good news of Starbuck’s anti-bias training for 180,000 employees in the US, the Illinois legislature voted to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment this week.
Read MoreThe summer is approaching and if you are extremely lucky, your company or organization will have summer hours built in so you can take advantage of a slower schedule.
Read MoreNot to get all cheerleader-like, but there are times when the team you lead may need a boost.
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Read MoreMeghan Markle might never become Queen of England, but she rules the world through the power of the symbols she chose for her wedding.
Read More“This is the meta moment.”
Read MoreI have participated in 22 graduations.
Read MoreIf Trish Costello, CEO of Portfolia since 2014, has her way, there will be no financial cliff where founders of tech startups catering to women and girls can fall to their financial ruin. Her goal is specific and clear: 100,000 women to invest in Portfolia funds in five years. The rec
Read MoreI was never much of a housekeeper. “Shmutz,” my husband lovingly calls me while he cleans up the place. I long ago decided I’d rather spend my precious time changing the world than vacuuming it.
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