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Business Is Personal: An MBA Lesson Learned & Lived

By Martin Leon Cortes Silva: Reflecting on two major commitments I undertook over the past few years — working at CQC and completing my full-time MBA at ASU — I knew compressing my schedule would be a challenge. At times, I felt stretched to full capacity. While navigating the intense academic waves and learning both …

Reflections from a Visit to Arizona: HR Transforms

By Shweta Nawkar: I recently had the privilege of traveling to Arizona for an unforgettable team bonding session with Tara and my awesome colleagues, Hannah and Martin. True to her thoughtful leadership style, Tara went above and beyond, surprising us with a relaxing treat at Massage Envy and a fantastic photoshoot session that captured both …

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Addressing Workplace Behavior – Advice from the HR Trenches

When it comes to correcting inappropriate workplace behavior, my favorite strategy is straightforward: I intervene early and often. It’s not just a method—it’s a mindset, and it’s been one of the most effective tools in my HR toolkit. The “Early” Part: Nip Workplace Behavior in the Bud When it comes to workplace behavior, I don’t …

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Brainstorming Tools for Remote Teams

Are your virtual team meetings in a rut of listening while everyone reports out? What if you could bring purpose, collaboration, and energy back into team meetings? Take a time-out from the same old Zoom meeting to use something new to ideate, brainstorm, retro review, reprioritize work flows and more! Online Collaborative Whiteboard Platforms I …

Boosting Morale in a Virtual Team

With the majority of teams moving to remote work quickly and a bit haphazardly, I wanted to share a few things I’ve found through research and tried with colleagues to increase morale in this new virtual environment. Before diving into the tips, it is important to recognize low morale in the team environment. Identifying Low …