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The Future of Work and How to Improve Job Satisfaction

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We caught up with Grant to get his take on the trends shaping the future of work, including the growing need for continuous learning and the evolution of the traditional career ladder. We spend an average of 90,000 hours of our lives at work. Why start there? Why is critical feedback such a vital component of work and development?

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How I Moved from Hostess to Hiring Leader

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I took my first job out of high school because of tiramisu. Yes—the dessert. It all started with those decadent layers of vanilla cream, espresso soaked cake and rich chocolate shavings. Let me explain. When I was in school and determining where to apply for a job while in college, I knew I wanted to work for a company that I truly believed in.

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Hiring Teams: Stop Selling Management and Start Selling Growth

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You've finally found the ideal candidate. She has the required three to five years of experience. She has the expertise in technology that your team needs. And she's a hard worker — she got her MBA at night while working full time at her last company. Selling the prospect of management is a common tactic hiring teams use to compete for top talent.

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3 Ways to Use People Data to Improve the Employee Lifecycle

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Intuition — a mental “shortcut” — is the result of two hardwired processes ( pattern recognition and emotional tagging ), which frequently lead to cognitive errors. As a result of “going with your gut,” even the best, most experienced business leaders can make poor judgment calls about individuals. Develop Better Employee Retention Programs.

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Why Millennial Stereotypes Should Be a Thing of the Past

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They would rather hike in the Himalayas than climb a corporate ladder." This article was originally published under Jeff Miller’s column “The Science of Workplace Motivation” on Inc.com. A simple Google search for " What do Millennials want at work? serves up around 15 million results. who] have trouble making decisions.

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A Day in the Life of an Extreme Learner: Cornerstone SVP Chirag Shah

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It's no secret that the career ladder is outdated , but many companies and their employees still struggle to create an internal framework for the career “lattice" that's replacing it. Start learning through Cornerstone's free online learning portal here. How did you feel when you stepped into that role on day one?

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Why You Need an Alternative to the Management Career Path

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Questioning the Ladder to Management A couple years ago, New York Times columnist Arthur C. This article was originally published under Jeff Miller’s column “The Science of Workplace Motivation” on Inc.com. Easy enough, I thought -- until we sat down for our first meeting. But then the problems start. Writers become editors.