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February 2026

How Confidence Shapes Culture and Performance

By |2025-10-09T13:42:32-04:00February 9, 2026|Confidence, Culture Design, Hiring|

Confidence often carries a complicated reputation. It can be misread as arrogance, dismissed as luck, or mistakenly viewed as something only certain personalities possess. But in reality, confidence—genuine, earned, and nurtured—has a powerful impact on both individual performance and organizational culture.

Researchers have long studied what makes people successful, and one surprising discovery is that confidence often matters just as much as competence. Confident professionals are more likely to take initiative, embrace responsibility, and recover faster from setbacks. They’re not always […]

Leading the Confident Generation with Clarity and Purpose

By |2025-10-09T13:37:17-04:00February 9, 2026|Reward = Retention, Recruiters, Companies|

Be honest—did the title of this article bring to mind a smartphone-wielding, social-media-scrolling twenty-something? If so, you’re not alone. The term “entitled” has become synonymous with younger professionals, often unfairly. But research tells a different story. In a long-term analysis of nearly half a million high school students, psychologists Brent Donnellan and Kali Trzesniewski concluded that today’s youth aren’t any more self-absorbed than previous generations. Entitlement, it turns out, tends to decline with age—not rise with the times.

Rethinking Interviews in the Age of Authenticity

By |2025-10-09T13:29:27-04:00February 2, 2026|Recruiters, Candidates, Job Seeker Tips, TalentSphere, Companies|

We all know the routine: polished introductions, spotless office tours, a firm handshake, and perfectly rehearsed responses. Everyone—both interviewer and candidate—arrives ready to impress, fully aware of the unwritten script. It’s professional, it’s proper, and it’s often surface-level.

“My biggest weakness? I care too much. I push myself too hard. I’ve been told I set the bar so high that others feel intimidated.”

Sound familiar? First interviews often resemble first dates: curated, polite, and not entirely representative of the real thing. The […]

January 2026

The Leadership Skill That Starts With Where You Look

By |2025-10-09T13:16:22-04:00January 26, 2026|Recruiters, Make Them a Success!, Build these skills, TalentSphere, Corporate Culture|

It’s safe to say that “I just have too much free time at work” isn’t something you hear from many leaders. In fact, being busy has become a badge of honor—a signal that you’re essential, productive, and in demand. The idea of having too much time sounds almost suspect, as if it somehow suggests you’re not pulling your weight.

But in the age of hyperconnectivity, packed calendars, and constant notifications, one of the most critical skills leaders […]

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