Pamela Meyer thinks you’re a liar. It’s nothing personal; she thinks we’re all liars. And the science bears her out. Her 2011 TED Talk “How to Spot a Liar” has been viewed over 23 million times. She says studies have shown that strangers tell 3 lies to each other, on average, within the first 10…

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20.03.2025

TV Influences Young People – Your Work, Your Way

In breaking news from… 1953, experts say that young people’s career choices are being influenced by television and movies. Newsweek reports that “In [a recent] Jobber survey, more than one-third, or 35 percent, of Gen Z said TV shows and movies influenced the careers they want to explore.” No kidding. There’s a reason the U.S.…

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03.04.2025

Loyalty and Respect – Your Work, Your Way

In a previous post, I wrote about Value-in-Action stories, inspired by Annette Simmons, author of Whoever Tells the Best Story Wins: How to Use Your Own Stories to Communicate with Power and Impact. She says that when you tell a story about how you chose to do the right thing, even when that choice was…

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16.04.2025

Interviewing a Gen Z Candidate? Be Prepared for these Issues. – Your Work, Your Way

Boterview is a Switzerland-based company that offers an AI interview preparation tool. Their CEO says the next generation of jobseekers don’t conform to expectations in many ways, including how they conduct themselves in interviews. The company’s site coach helps jobseekers “strike a professional tone, craft the appropriate answers, and ace job interviews.” Their interview AI…

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You’re a Liar. It’s OK; I am, too. – Your Work, Your Way

TV Influences Young People – Your Work, Your Way

Loyalty and Respect – Your Work, Your Way

Interviewing a Gen Z Candidate? Be Prepared for these Issues. – Your Work, Your Way

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