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    Linked – What Quiet Quitting Really Means for Employees and Leaders

    ByMike McBride September 29, 2022September 29, 2022 Reading Time: 1 minute

    Let’s face it, what company in the tech or legal sector is not telling employees that the way to get ahead is to go “above and beyond” their job description? Or, as I also hear often, to get that promotion, you need to be doing part of the next job on your career path.

    I also know many people, especially younger people, who hear that and immediately ask why they should be doing a job that isn’t the job they are getting paid to do.

    That’s a fair question. Why should any of us stress ourselves to take on responsibilities that might allow us to get a promotion and eventually be paid for doing that work someday? Let’s face it; many people have been doing that work and getting no promotions or salary adjustments for years. They see that and want no part of it. 

    Why would we do that to ourselves? Maybe we all should figure out a better way to evaluate and promote people.

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    Linked – Hybrid Work Is Just Work. Are We Doing It Wrong?

    ByMike McBride September 27, 2022September 27, 2022 Reading Time: 1 minute

    People want to grow. They want to learn, and they want to develop the skills necessary to remain relevant in industries that are going through constant change. You can provide them with opportunities, or they will go somewhere else to do those things. Those are genuinely your only options. Change happens way too fast now for you to sit back and not help your people change with the times. Career stagnation is career death.

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    Linked – Remote workers are feeling pressure to prove their productivity

    ByMike McBride September 26, 2022September 25, 2022 Reading Time: 1 minute

    It’s all the remote equivalent of sitting at your desk later than your coworkers to show you are hard-working. That never told anyone who was getting the most work done, but it rarely stopped bosses from using it as a proxy and rewarding people for looking like they worked hard. It’s been an issue in the workplace for years, and remote work finally allowed us to get rid of it forever if we chose to.

    Or we can just keep doing it and never make any improvements.

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    Linked – Want to keep top talent? Create clear paths to advancement

    ByMike McBride September 23, 2022September 25, 2022 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    I’ve seen this fail so many times I can’t even begin to count them all. Mostly where they fail is that the career path is designed by someone who got where they are by taking path “A”, and so they design the same path for everyone else to follow. This is short-sighted for two reasons:?1. Not everyone is you. Not everyone wants to do the same things you have done or do now. (Over time those things you did 10-15 years ago may not even be relevant.)?2. That path winds to your job, so unless you are leaving, it has a dead-end built into it. Dead-ends cause retention problems.

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    Linked – 49% of workers fear being open about mental health status at work

    ByMike McBride September 20, 2022September 20, 2022 Reading Time: 1 minute

    There has been a lot of progress, but I fear management has made that progress and ticked the item on the checklist as “done” without really making sure they’ve hit the mark. Yes, they rolled out a mental health benefit or two, but have they done the work to train managers? Have they understood how employees feel about that relationship and whether they trust their immediate manager? That is where an employee needs to feel safe talking about mental health. If that safety doesn’t exist, all the extra benefits in the world will not help.

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    Linked – The Best Money You Will Spend on Your Firm’s Tech This Year

    ByMike McBride September 16, 2022September 16, 2022 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    So many organizations are looking for the next piece of tech that will improve their workflows and make their team more efficient when they could easily get the same boost, or more, by training their people to use the tech they already own.

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