In my experience, the biggest conflicts I’ve seen in departments are due to a diverse set of personalities, not differences in race, gender and age. For example, Bob is a 8 to 5 type of a guy. You could set your watch by his comings and goings. He
In my experience, the biggest conflicts I’ve seen in departments are due to a diverse set of personalities, not differences in race, gender and age. For example, Bob is a 8 to 5 type of a guy. You could set your watch by his comings and goings. He
Hi Evil HR Lady, I just found your blog, and it’s great. I’m writing because I am considering a career switch into HR. I’d love to focus on employee relations and helping to create work environments that are supportive, intellectually stimulating, and high achieving. The negative-nancy part of
Dear Evil HR Lady, I started my current job in April. When I accepted the job, I had a hard time deciding between it and another offer from a similar company. The deciding factor was that I really liked the manager of the group I was interviewing with
Look over to your right to see the latest Carnival listing! That way, it’s always available and easy for me to maintain. Happy Friday!
I work at a private country club. I have been a Director of Tennis for nearly 18 months with this company and have been threatened with termination 4 times in the last few months. The reasons have varied from I am never there, to my staff is not
Hello Evil HR Lady! I have this niggling little question relating to an ADA issue. The background could run to, oh, 15+ paragraphs–it’s all med related. Basically, last years, i had some medication related issues (I’m bipolar) that offended my cowrkers (OK, side effects made me smell). i
Is now up over at The Work Clinic. Natalie’s in the UK so it’s up bright and early in the US. The next Carnival will be on October 17th and hosted by our favorite HR Capitalist, Kris Dunn. Get your submissions in to him! As a reminder, keep
No, no, not mine (sorry for making you unnecessarily excited, Mom). Maternity leave in general. It’s an interesting topic and one that people don’t generally like to discuss–because it’s a sensitive topic and if you say anything against it you are a woman hating jerk, or just down
I received a copy of Curt Finch’s new book, All Your Money Won’t Another Minute Buy: Valuing Time as a Business Resource and he was gracious enough to answer a few questions for us. 1. I think HR understands the importance of other people tracking time–IT, Lawyers, non-exempt
Hi, love your site. I am working for a consulting company, we consult with all kinds of businesses, the two primary are a bowling center and a hotel (currently under construction), but I am getting business cards printed, and now need a title. So I am SPHR, certified,