Today, Evil HR Lady is 10 Years Old! Can you believe it? I can’t.
A 10 year birthday deserves a present, and since I lack all manners, I’m asking for a present. Pick from the following list:
- Follow me on Facebook
- Network with me on LinkedIn
- Follow me on Twitter
- Share your favorite post on one of these networks (or another network)
- When you see one of my posts pop up on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or some other site, click like, leave a comment, or share it. Remember, sharing is caring!
As I reminisce over ten years of evilness, here are some interesting blasts from the past.
My most popular posts (not a perfect list, because I don’t have access to stats from all the sites I write at):
- No, Megyn Kelly Should Not Have Worn That Dress
- Why My Child Will Be Your Child’s Boss
- How to Get Your Boss Fired
- Time off for Exempt Employees
- Relocation
- Office Holiday Parties Your Employees Want to Attend
- Why You Should Be Terrified of the Rising Millennial and Gen Z Work Force
- Quitting Without Notice
- The Shock and Awe of Ikea’s Employee Spying Program
- 20 Questions You Must Ask if You Are Laid Off
It’s been a really fun ride and I intend to keep going for a long time.
Happy Birthday!
Thank you!
Happy birthday! Since I already follow you in all those platforms, I’ll buy you a beer in 11 years when you turn 21. 😉
Ha! I’ll remind you of that in 11 years. Rootbeer, please!
Happy anniversary and many more.
Thank you! I hope there are many more!
So, like most people I suspect, I tend to visit but a handful of sites from the vast “world wide web” on a regular basis but among the top of them is Evil HR Lady.
Since finding Suzanne, I have never been let down by her forward thinking subject matter expertise around all things HR. While I don’t always agree with her, I always respect her keen insight, different perspective and powerful thoughts about the ever changing world of leading a company’s single most important asset….its people.
Sadly, that is not a recognition shared by many people charged with caring for that asset. Suzanne is a breath of freshness in an area better suited to 1916 than 2016.
Happy 10th anniversary….thanks for the work you do and the insights and clear passion you are kind enough to share
Thank you! I’m happy to be a breath of fresh air!
Happy Birthday! Thanks for always sharing your experience and knowledge with us! Here’s to 10 more!
Thank you! I hope to have at least 10 more!
Suzanne – You’re the only other career/jobs writer I agree with 99.9% of the time! Congratulations on 10 years! On to the next 10 because the world needs you! -Nick
The world needs you, too, Nick! Thanks for your support and help over the years.
Happy Birthday! Keep on writing!
Thank you ! I intend to.
Happy birthday, evilhrlady.org! 😀
The music site I belong to also has a birthday today. And yes, I hope you do go on for a long while yet–we need you!
What’s the music site? A good one?
And thanks for needing me! There are still enough people making bad choices that I never run out of things to talk about.
CHEERS! And here’s to many more years!
Thank you!
Congrats, Suzanne! Here’s to many more years!
Thank you!
Hooray! Happy birthday to your blog, Suzanne!
Although I’m generally a lurker, I’ve been reading for almost that long, which surprises me for some reason (to realize how long it’s actually been). I have to say that my favorite posts of yours have centered around your kids’ education and the differences in the educational philosophies that you’ve noted.
I started following you the other day on Twitter (I’m the Revenge of the Librarian person to whom you recommended that awesome book), so can I consider that an early b-day present? 😉
You will love Alcatraz vs the Evil Librarians. It’s hilarious.
And thanks for the early present!
Happy Tenth!
Here’s hoping that you have another ten and may they also be happy! (and as thrilling as an Alpine Coaster – which I hope you and your family get to enjoy, at least once, while in Switzerland)
Oh yes. We love Alpine Coasters and Rodelbahns. (Rodelbahnen? Bad German here).
The only problem is when you get stuck behind a slow person. My daughter once had a woman stop her sled, and get out and yell at her for going too fast! Seriously, lady, you were creeping along. Go faster!
A belated happy 10th! I never miss a post!