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How to Support and Encourage Employees Who Outshine Their Leader

Lolly Daskal

For example, it could be as simple as sending them a congratulatory email or publicly acknowledging their accomplishments in a team meeting. Provide opportunities for growth: As a leader, encourage your employees to continue learning and growing in their roles by offering opportunities for professional development.

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The Evolving Job Market in the Eyes of a Recruiter

Vantage Circle

This can have a number of negative consequences, including: ● Losing top talent to competitors: In a candidate-driven market, the best candidates have multiple offers. Companies that are slow to make offers or have a lengthy hiring process will likely lose out on top talent. Candidate feedback surveys.

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it’s your Friday good news

Alison Green

1. “I’ve been a religious reader of your blog since I finished my PhD and stumbled into the ‘real’ world more than a decade ago. And yet, I went from application to job offer in… literally 4 weeks, when I hadn’t expected to hear anything (if at all) for literal months. It’s your Friday good news!

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employer made me a counteroffer and then rescinded it, talking to a mediocre employee about leaving, and more

Alison Green

I received a job offer from a LargeCorp that was a great offer, a lateral move on a bigger scale than my job at SmallCorp, where I’ve been for five years. I gave notice at SmallCorp, and my grandboss called me later that afternoon and offered me a promotion I’d been waiting for for the last two years, and agreed to match the salary.

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updates: I’m too good at interviewing, suggesting an interviewer hire my friend, and more

Alison Green

I’m too good at interviewing — and get offered jobs I can’t do. Nearly 2 years ago, I wrote to you about being too good at interviews and getting offers for jobs I’m not qualified for. When the job offer came through, it was for communications director—a position I was in no way qualified for at the time. 4 at the link).

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What is the Best Leadership Blog of 2010?

Kevin Eikenberry

Consulting Speaking Training Products KevinEikenberry.com About Blog Home Blogs I Like Leadership Learning Subscribe What is the Best Leadership Blog of 2010? by Kevin Eikenberry on November 15, 2010 in Leadership , Leadership Blogs , Learning That is the question we want you to help us answer! Why This Eleven?

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it’s your Friday good news

Alison Green

This blog helped me immensely when I tried being brave enough to take responsibility. I’ve felt so much relief since accepting the offer. ” 3. “A few months ago I’d emailed you about my fears in filing for medical leave (and then immediately emailed again asking you not to post it).