Originally published Oct 31, 2022 | By John Hackston In this article by John Hackston, a chartered psychologist, and head of thought leadership at our client The Myers-Briggs Company, he discusses how individuals can achieve equity within an organization through their understanding of conflict. In the article he references a study issued by The Myers-Briggs… View Article
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By Miranda Walle | November 24th, 2021 Our family LOVES water! From the time our kids are small, we have them in pools and lakes as we want them to be comfortable in water. They’ve all taken swim lessons as well. So while they may not be olympic swimmers, swimming is something enjoyed by us… View Article
By John Hackston | September 16, 2021 Is your organization suffering from the ‘turnover tsunami’? If not, think yourself lucky. In a normal pre-pandemic year, average turnover rates were typically under 20%, but in recent research from the Achievers Workforce Institute, over half of survey respondents said they would be looking for a new job… View Article
By Sherrie Haynie | July 30, 2021 Sherrie Haynie, Director of US Professional Services for The Myers-Briggs Company, leads Practitioner Development and Consulting Services. We’ve heard a lot over the last few years about developing more inclusive company cultures. Most will agree that this is a worthy goal, yet we struggle to achieve it. In its study, Gartner found… View Article
By John Hackston | July 27, 2021 When it comes to salaries, women get a bad deal. In 2020, women earned just 81 cents for every dollar earned by men. And although the statistics have not yet been finalized, it seems likely that the COVID-19 pandemic is going to make things worse. The added burden of childcare in… View Article
By ERNIE SMITH | July 27, 2021 After more than a year of virtual meetings, it’s going to be a little tough for people to readjust to in-person events—even those who identify as extroverts. Read on for some planning tips that can make the transition easier. The in-person meeting has traditionally been seen as the realm of… View Article
By Christopher Elliot | July 21, 2021 ‘It’s the biggest travel question of the summer, and maybe of the year: When will travel go back to normal? We’re not there yet. Travel restrictions remain in place. Prices are unpredictable. And people are nervous. “I would not call this normal,” says Sertan Kabadayi, a marketing professor at Fordham… View Article
By: eWEEK EDITORS | July 19, 2021 People of certain personality types tend to gravitate toward certain careers. Such is the case with CIOs, and this gives us insight into their common behaviors and thought patterns. For today’s CIOs, self-awareness of personality aspects that have served them well, and those that may hold them back, is critical…. View Article
By MICHAEL SEGOVIA | July 16, 2021 The MBTI instrument is one of the top tools for workforce training and development, and is used by governments, universities, and the majority of the Fortune 100. When it’s used the way it’s intended to be used, it is fit for purpose. But according to Michael Segovia, a Master… View Article
By JENNY SHERMAN | July 10, 2021 You may have been able to hear the champagne corks pop and cheers resound on June 5 as the Celebrity Millennium cruise ship weighed anchor for a Caribbean cruise departing from St. Maarten, with North American passengers. It was the first major ship open to them since the pandemic shut… View Article