Career & Leadership

What will it take for you to create career that you want? Here are ways to develop leadership and cultivate other essential skills, plus hacks that can make a big impact on anyone's day-to-day work. And we look at ethics — how do your colleagues draw the line on everything from freebies to food waste?

People on the Move

Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.

BY Casey Gale March 20, 2019

TechHR Speakers Explore Digital Impact on Management of Humans

TechHR event explores how the digital transformation is affecting the management of people.

March 19, 2019

How the Flipped Classroom Model Can Reset the Workplace

The same concept that revolutionized the classroom — and is being used in the events industry — is making its way into the office.

BY Casey Gale March 13, 2019

Johnnie White Makes a Big Career Move

The former chairman of the PCMA Board of Directors will take over as executive vice president and CEO of the American Society of Appraisers in April.

BY David McMillin March 13, 2019

People on the Move

Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.

BY Casey Gale March 13, 2019

Backlash to All-Women Speaker Lineup at Science Conference

How one scientific conference tried to disprove the argument that it’s too difficult to find women speakers.

BY Michelle Russell March 7, 2019

No Raise for You?

Your boss said no to your request for a salary increase. Now what?

BY Ellen Ryan March 7, 2019

People on the Move

Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.

BY Casey Gale March 7, 2019

All Eyes on the Future of Work

Reskilling and workplace flexibility are among the trends getting attention as the world looks at what’s ahead.

BY Angela Campiere March 4, 2019

Making the Case for DMCs

In a new white paper, Aim Group International outlines what it believes a destination management company can offer the events industry and spotlights trends for 2019.

BY Lane Nieset March 4, 2019

Why Joy Matters at Events

Participants’ experience at an event is shaped more by their emotions than you might think. Joyful author Ingrid Fetell Lee thinks planners have an opportunity to interject moments of joy into their event environments — and she shares easy ways to do just that.

BY Michelle Russell March 1, 2019

Does Implicit-Bias Training Fall Short?

It has become a go-to method as organizations seek to create more inclusive workplaces, but Cornell Professor Neil Lewis says implicit-bias training doesn’t change thoughts and behaviors in the long term. Here’s what he suggests instead.

BY Casey Gale February 27, 2019

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