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Good News — The Good Guys Are Winning!
It’s a thrill to be writing my first post for Glassdoor. I originally got to know the folks at Glassdoor when my co-authors and I were in the early stages of writing Good Company: Business Success in...
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How To Spot A Really Good Company
Who would you rather do business with – a company that is good to its employees and customers, contributes positively to the communities in which it does business, and is a good steward of the planet –...
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Five Intangible Attributes of Good Companies
Last week I wrote about the Good Company Index and shared the sources we used in assigning companies a Good Company grade of A to F. In addition to these quantitative ways of measuring how good a...
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12 Questions To Identify A Good Employer
Employers have standard questions and tests they use in their hiring processes to identify job candidates that they think are a good match for them. Whether you’re actively looking for a job or toying...
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5 (Free!) Background Checks To Run On A Prospective Employer
For years, employers have been able to run background checks to get the low-down on prospective employees. Now, thanks to technology-fueled-people power (of which Glassdoor.com is a fine example), the...
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7 Things (Maybe) To Be Thankful For At Work
Thanksgiving is over, and Hanukkah/Christmas/Kwanza are just days away now. That means that New Years, along with the resolutions it brings, is just around the corner. It’s a good time to begin taking...
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The 2 New Year’s Resolutions That Will Make You Healthier, Wealthier & Wiser
If you are anything like most of us fallible human beings, you’ve probably already broken some (most?) of your New Year’s resolutions. If you are nodding your head ‘yes’, I have a proposition for you...
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Does Your Company Make The Grade?
Technology-fueled people power has come of age and is quickly transforming the old saw “Buyer beware” into “Seller take care.” And this has very real implications for you and your future livelihood...
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