January 2026

What Employee Loyalty Looks Like Now

By |2025-10-09T11:44:28-04:00January 12, 2026|Stronger Than Yesterday, Culture of Retention, Culture Design, Corporate Culture|

The image of a long-serving employee receiving a gold watch for 25 years of unwavering service feels like a relic from another era. In today’s workplace, loyalty doesn’t hinge on tenure alone—and it certainly doesn’t thrive on blind commitment. Employees are no longer staying just to prove grit or because it’s the “right” thing to do. Instead, the most successful companies are rethinking loyalty altogether—creating workplaces that earn commitment by inspiring it.

Yes, the market has changed. […]

February 2024

The Culpability of Free Speech

By |2023-12-04T12:26:39-04:00February 26, 2024|Leadership Assessment, Candidates, Who Thanks Whom?, TalentSphere, An Era of Authenticity, Advancement, The Culpability of Free Speech, Companies, Work Life Balance|

If you had to pinpoint a turning point, it was perhaps the launch of CNN in June of 1980. Prior to CNN, news programming delivered relatively factual information for an hour or two a day. After CNN, although it was an amazing accomplishment to cover events live as they happened and to have an endless stream of information, it created a demand for opinion. How else would you fill 24 hours of news for 365 days per year?

A little over […]

November 2022

Employee Loyalty: Eviscerated or Simply Evolved

By |2021-12-30T13:26:33-04:00November 7, 2022|Candidates, TalentSphere, Companies|

In most industries, the days of the gold Rolex for 25 years of service have come to an end. Hoping your employees will stay with your organization out of sheer loyalty or to prove a resolute amount of intestinal fortitude is no longer the key to retaining the vital leaders within your team (or the future leaders waiting-in-the-wings). The war for top talent has created a pendulum effect that fluctuates between a candidate-driven and an employer-driven marketplace. Despite this pendulum, […]

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