Diversity & Inclusion
Why Mental Health Should Be Part of Your DEI Conversation
Did you know that 90% of companies globally say they focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)? Did you know that of that 90%, only 4% of employers say they focus on disabilities as a part of their DEI standards? Today, I am going to specifically talk about mental health and why it…
This Women’s History Month, Let’s All Help to Move the Mark
Women’s History Month is a time to recognize the extraordinary accomplishments of women throughout American history and the labor movement. It is a time to celebrate our nation of heroes and all that women have contributed to society, here and abroad. Just as important, it is a time to join in and act to create…
Is an Executive Recruiter the Right Talent Solution for Your Business?
Top leadership roles are the most critical positions at a company and can also be the most challenging to fill. When there’s a void at the top, not just any executive hire can step in and take the reins. At times like this, companies need access to the most talented professionals – including and especially…
On International Women’s Day, This Is My Story
International Women’s Day is observed each year on March 8. This global day of recognition celebrates the historical, cultural, and political achievements of women. It is also a time to bring awareness and take action against gender inequality around the world. On this International Women’s Day, I’m taking the opportunity to share my story and…
Employee Recognition for the Win!
Over the last 8 years, my recruiting career has led me to speak with job seekers every day. In those conversations, I always ask what’s most important to them outside of salary and benefits; not because those aren’t important factors, but because as recruiters, we like to dig a little deeper into the intangibles. Obviously, answers…
Why Is February the Month We Celebrate Black History?
Among the general population in America, so much yet so little is known about the origins of Black History Month in the United States. How did it start and why was February formally designated for this month-long celebration? We’d like to answer these questions with historical and interesting facts about two giants among men…
What Are the Highest-Paying Remote Jobs in 2023?
If you’re looking for a new job opportunity in 2023 and remote work tops your list of priorities, don’t be discouraged by reports that say remote work is over. Quite the contrary! Consider these recently published remote workforce statistics: 26% of U.S. employees work remotely, as of 2022. There are expected to be 36.2 million…
Why Does Black History Month Still Matter?
The origins of Black History Month began as Negro History Week in 1926. Scholar and historian Carter G. Woodson, recognized as the father of Black history, chose the second week in February, as it contained the birthdays of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, to bring awareness to the role of African Americans in shaping U.S….
6 Tips for Moving Back to the United States
Are you an American citizen working abroad, considering a move back to the United States? Do you have family members who will be coming home with you? As an expatriate, or expat, you’ve come to the right place for helpful information. Working overseas is a wonderful step in life. Your new home offers incredible…
On This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Be the Change You Want to See
My mother always told me to say thank you when someone says or does something nice. Heading into this MLK weekend, however, I have to say more than a mere thank you. As I think about the upcoming Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and reflect on all that he accomplished, it makes me want…
