Job Seeking

March Madness at Work: Why Employees “March Out” After Bonus Season

Every year, there is a predictable pattern in the labor market that many organizations underestimate: a wave of resignations shortly after bonuses are paid out. For many employees, annual bonuses represent a financial milestone — and once that check clears, the psychological barrier to leaving their...

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The Second Act Playbook: Career Lessons from Comeback Quarterbacks

Our culture loves a comeback story. We crave the narratives where someone gets knocked down, gets back up, and finds redemption. Whether it’s in movies, business, or sports, there’s something about seeing a person’s resilience and grit lead to something extraordinary that makes us cheer. As...

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Career Crossroads: Navigating the Journey to Find Work You Love

As a recruiting leader and business owner, I have hundreds of conversations with professionals who are wrestling with the same question: "What's next?" They're discontent in their current jobs or careers, but the path forward feels shrouded in fog. They're contemplating a career switch, dreaming...

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From Turnover to Touchdown: How to Recover After Being Fired

Every year, on the day after the NFL regular season ends, a notorious event occurs: Black Monday. This day is infamous for the mass turnover of coaches across the league, many of whom are let go due to not meeting expectations. While it's undoubtedly a...

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