Impostor syndrome, a term coined by psychologists Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes in the late 1970s, refers to the internal experience of believing that you are not as competent as…
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I've heard it, you've heard it, we've all heard it (way too much) "People Are Our Greatest Asset" A little Googling (always a dangerous thing) suggests the phrase entered the…
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"Where is the ripcord, the trapdoor, the key?Where is the cartoon escape-hatch for me?No time to question the choices I makeI've got to follow another direction..." ~R.E.M., Accelerate Why do…
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Recently, a coaching client and I were discussing the old adage about having to wear many hats at work. As a successful, stressed, over-demanded CHRO, she was lamenting how she…
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THE BIG IDEA I really wasn't planning on doing back-to-back editions on recruitment (this one was due to be about the split personality of the CHRO - so, sorry, you'll…
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