17 results for tag: Sanford Rose Associates

The Culpability of Free Speech, Part 2

The more things change, the more they stay the same.” –   Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr In 2018, our SRA Update discussed The Culpability of Free Speech. Years later, the topic is worthy of revisiting; though much has changed since original publicat...
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Quiet Quitting: Separating the Symptom from the Cause

Quiet quitting. What began as a viral video has become one of the most talked about (and written about) topics this year. Is it a valid phenomenon, or is it nothing more than catchy clickbait? To a certain degree, the answer to that question does not matter. ...
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Quiet Quitting: Separating the Symptom from the Cause

Quiet quitting. What began as a viral video has become one of the most talked about (and written about) topics this year. Is it a valid phenomenon, or is it nothing more than catchy clickbait? To a certain degree, the answer to that question does not matter. ...
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Curating an Exceptional Culture

Andrew Carnegie was a Scottish American businessman and philanthropist. He led the expansion of the steel industry in the United States and became one of the richest men in the world. During the last 18 years of his life (which ended in 1919), he gave away ...
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Making High-quality Decisions

Few things will improve the quality of your life more than learning how to make high-quality decisions. Yet amazingly, no one really teaches us how to do it. Not in grade school, not in high school. Most college majors don’t require courses in critical ...
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The Dichotomy of Inertia

When it rains, it pours; most are familiar with this phrase. It is what we use to describe the inertia of negative circumstances building and snowballing. Can you think of the equivalent phrase used to describe the opposite? The experience of positive ...
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The Obstacle is the Way

Marcus Aurelius was a Roman Emperor and a Stoic philosopher. On the throne from 161 to 180, he was the last of the rulers known as the Five Good Emperors and the last emperor of the Pax Romana, an age of relative peace and stability for the Roman Empire. ...
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A Perpetual Prime of Life

As recruiters, there is a powerful question we ask candidates which typically elicits immediate pause, reflection, and authenticity in the answer. It is a question that catches most off guard, creates a feeling of nostalgia, and sometimes even prompts a ...
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Paying Attention to Retention

You've likely started to see a shift in headlines. No longer focused on what we have been through, the new emphasis is on what's to come. Though it's impossible to predict the future, it certainly seems reasonable that the forecast could be correct: a ...
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Stronger Than Yesterday

Resilience. It's one of the secrets to survival, both professionally and personally. It's what's gotten you to where you are, and it's what will help define who you will become. Looking back at some of the toughest situations you've endured, you may have felt ...
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Opportunistic Outsourcing

Business coach Peter Drucker was known for dispensing some sage advice that still rings true decades later: Do what you do best and outsource the rest. What comes to mind when you hear that mantra? An immediate list likely appears of all the tasks you know ...
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Later Will Be Now Before You Know It

We have a question to ask you. But you have to slow down to answer it. Stop scrolling. Take a moment. Take a breath. Question: Knowing what you know now, having all of life's experiences thus far behind you, what would you do differently? The ...
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