Kevin Sheridan

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My First Startup

Kevin Sheridan

Having started three companies over the last 42 years, I am frequently approached by new entrepreneurs who are starting their own new venture, seeking my advice on what I did right and what I should have done differently when founding my first company. Thus, I thought it would be helpful to post a sage blog on that very topic and share it with other budding entrepreneurs.

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How To Train World-Class Employees

Kevin Sheridan

High-quality training and onboarding is crucial to cultivate long-term employee engagement and success. However, training is becoming increasingly neglected in today’s working world. In this blog, I will explain five easy ways to make employee training more effective and get the most out of the crucial onboarding phase. If you’d like to read more, please click below.

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Why Lead With Only Half Of Your Strength? Here We Explore The Unique Responsibilities Women Face In Today’s Environment.

Kevin Sheridan

In my newest blog, “Why Lead With Only Half Of Your Strength?”, we explore the unique responsibilities women face as political leaders in today’s complex and ever-changing global environment, inspired by two recent historic elections in Mexico and Iceland. If you would like to read more, please below! The post Why Lead With Only Half Of Your Strength?

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How To Prevent “Quiet Vacationing” This Summer

Kevin Sheridan

Many organizations are grappling with a disturbing new trend: many employees are making a concerted effort to take secret and unapproved time off, also known as “Quiet Vacationing.” Is this Management’s fault? In this blog, I discuss the details of quiet vacationing, as well as how your organization can prevent it from happening. If you would like to read more, please click the title.

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What Do All Great Managers Have In Common? Blog #4 In My Management Series

Kevin Sheridan

What do you think of your manager? Each of you will have a different answer to this question. Hopefully you like your manager, but many employees certainly wish they had a better one. Regardless, almost all workers will acknowledge this truth: your work life depends a lot on your direct manager. This blog series discusses eight of the qualities that all great managers share, whether they are in a glossy C-suite office or behind a retail counter.

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What Do All Great Managers Have In Common? Blog #5 In My Management Series

Kevin Sheridan

What do you think of your manager? Each of you will have a different answer to this question. Hopefully you like your manager, but many employees certainly wish they had a better one. Regardless, almost all workers will acknowledge this truth: your work life depends a lot on your direct manager. This blog series discusses eight of the qualities that all great managers share, whether they are in a glossy C-suite office or behind a retail counter.

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Welcome Back: Many Retirees Are Returning To Work

Kevin Sheridan

Both employers and employees can benefit when retirees return to work, as long as both sides keep an open mind about the return-to-work experience. Once an employee leaves the workforce, that no longer means their work-life is over forever. In this blog, I discuss some of the reasons why retirees are returning to the workforce and how this trend may affect today’s working world.

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