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Artificial intelligence (AI) is shaking things up in the HR world—and we’re here for it. From streamlining hiring processes to improving employee engagement, AI is becoming an essential tool for HR professionals. But with all the hype, how can HR teams actually use AI to their advantage? And what does this mean for the future of work?

Let’s break it

As technology and innovation continue to change the world of engineering and architecture, the need for fresh, skilled talent has never been higher. But attracting the next generation of engineers and architects isn’t as simple as posting a job ad and waiting for applications to roll in. With so much competition for top talent, it’s important to update your HR

Let’s be honest—when you hear the word “coaching,” you might picture something reserved for top executives or someone struggling to keep up at work. But here’s the truth: coaching isn’t just for a select few; it’s for everyone. No matter where you are in your career—just starting out or running the whole show—coaching can help you grow, solve challenges, and

Coaching isn’t just for athletes or CEOs anymore. It’s for anyone who wants to grow, improve, and succeed—whether you’re just starting your career or have years of experience under your belt. 

Kristi Pastore, the CEO and Founder of Culture Works, has seen firsthand how coaching can make a huge difference in both personal and professional growth. 

But what makes coaching

As a real estate firm grows, one of the most critical elements to manage is human resources (HR). Whether you’re just expanding or you’re experiencing rapid growth, having the right HR strategy in place can make a significant difference in your ability to attract, retain, and manage talent. 

However, as a growing business, you may be wondering whether it’s better

When we think about business success, we often focus on things like growth, profits, and innovation. But there’s one area that doesn’t always get the attention it deserves: operational HR. HR isn’t just about hiring and payroll—it plays a huge role in turning company strategy into action. Let’s take a look at why tactical HR matters so much and how

Emotional Intelligence is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage our own emotions while being aware of the emotions of others. Leaders who lead with EQ build better relationships, inspire trust, and foster an environment where employees are motivated to perform their best.

EQ impacts every aspect of a leader’s role—from how they handle stress to how they communicate feedback.

As we approach 2025, the way businesses operate is evolving quickly. Technology, employee expectations, and market demands are all shifting. With these changes, HR is taking on a bigger role, no longer just handling hiring and compliance, but actively helping shape company strategies and decisions.

Here’s why HR belongs at the leadership table and how it can drive success for

As we move closer to 2025, many companies are rethinking how they view talent. While credentials like degrees and certifications still have value, they don’t always show the full picture. What truly matters is competence—the ability to use skills in real-world situations to get the job done.

This shift toward skills-based hiring is gaining momentum. Major companies like Boeing, Walmart,