Transferable skills are traits that are useful in many different careers. In a crowded field of applicants, recruiters often favor candidates who can identify and articulate the value of their transferable skills.
Reverse mentoring when a junior employee mentors a more senior colleague, with the goal of exposing the senior leader to more current information and data.
Some companies post "ghost jobs" — positions that don’t exist or that they never intend to fill — to job boards. Here’s why, and how job seekers can detect them.
Socially responsible companies are concerned about more than the bottom line. They also care about the environment, ethical business practices and human rights issues.
HR technology allows HR teams to digitize, organize and analyze information about the workforce while automating and streamlining time-consuming processes.
Neurodiversity refers to the differences in how people learn, think and behave. Here’s how to create a workplace that is inclusive of neurodivergent employees.