Tag: Celebrate
Why We Celebrate Resilience: In Honor of Black History Month
We invited the Black @ Workday Employee Belonging Council (EBC) to share their insights on the theme for Black History Month 2021 at Workday, “Celebrating … The post Why We Celebrate Resilience: In Honor of Black History Month appeared first on HR Tech Feed.
How Will Your Staffing Firm Celebrate National Customer Service Week?
Right now, we could all use a good reason to celebrate – and I have a great one: National Customer Service Week! This year, National Customer Service Week is October 5th through 9th. (Maybe not so coincidentally, it’s also my birthday!) Besides giving us a much-needed dose of positivity, NCSW also provides opportunities to build your brand – and your business. How is your…
Today we Celebrate Recruiters! Happy Global TA Day! #Sept4 #RecruitersRock
Global TA Day was started in 2018 by the Association of Talent Acquisition Professionals (ATAP Global) and so today we celebrate the 2nd annual Global TA Day! The idea is that we (recruiters of all types – corporate, agency, RPO, vendors) all need at least one day a year where our hard work and effort is recognized. Today is our day to celebrate the…
How White People Can Celebrate Black History
“Happy Black History Month!” Sometimes white people tiptoe around saying that. Wish you didn’t have to say it? Well, think about how black people feel. They probably don’t want to say it either. They probably wish that we learned about the history of everyone in this nation including African Americans. But nay, as a country we have failed to teach all of our country’s…
Career Confessions from Gen Z: Celebrate Success, But Don’t Stop Moving Forward!
At a pretty young age, I discovered I wasn’t very good at most sports. I tried the normal ones: baseball, soccer, basketball, but I didn’t really seem to find any hand-eye coordination, running ability, or a general sense of how to be good at sports. In third grade, I asked my Mom to try out for the local swim team because some of my…
We Should All Celebrate a Touchdown
At one time in the NFL, excessive touchdown celebrations on the field were frowned upon by the league and penalized as unsportsmanlike conduct. Nonetheless several players and teams routinely defied this practice, creating their own celebration rituals like the Ickey Shuffle, the Lambeau Leap, and the infamous Dirty Bird, for which they were sometimes penalized when they were deemed to go “too far.”
Strategy Implementation: Don't celebrate too soon!
How often have we seen wild celebrations when acquisitions are completed? How often have we seen the proverbial bubbly being uncorked, and Chairmen turning up to get 'garlanded' & photographed for sharing with the press or social media? From the …
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