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tHRyving · 11M ago

Stop Putting Your Employees in Boxes … #SHRM11

The past few years have brought many blessings – new city, new job, Husband and daughter. A blessing this month was the opportunity to come join the social media team at SHRM, thanks to Curtis Midkiff for the pass and to Rackspace (my employer) for promoting my ongoing development! I’ve never been

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tHRyving · 1Y ago

That’s Right, We Dance!

This is a recent post that I wrote for RackerTalent … such a cool experience – I wanted to share! I think everyone should have a bucket list. It started very casually for me when I wrote a blog post as a college student. I took inventory of what cool things I had already accomplished, [...]

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tHRyving · 1Y ago

The Super Bowl of Leadership

I love the Super Bowl. Every year, I get excited to sit down and enjoy a good football game and laugh at all the creative and funny commercials. I’ll admit, it’s interesting to see how companies can spend millions of dollars in a matter of seconds. I remember doing this from when I was a [...]

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tHRyving · 1Y ago

The Craziest Year … Ever.

The changes a year can bring are amazing. My good friend Trish McFarlane reminded me today that its been a year since the last time I blogged on tHRyving. I’ll admit, I didn’t wake up this morning pondering the post I needed to write in commemoration of the past year’s events. But, since it’s bee

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tHRyving · 2Y ago

5 People to Look Out For in The Workplace

Work life is interesting to say the least. Full of interesting people that by in large consume a huge amount of your time – for some, it’s an extended family of sorts. While I haven’t been a “professional” for a super extended period of time, I have witnessed a variety of personalities thus far. T

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tHRyving · 2Y ago

Ways to use Twitter as a College Student

If you are in college and even remotely interested in finding success upon completion of your degree, you may want to consider methods for spreading your wings early and wide! Social Media, and Twitter specifically, may prove useful in this pursuit. Career Exploration: Let’s face it, as a college fr

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tHRyving · 2Y ago

8 Ways Gen Y Can Impact HR

We are a flawed generation – a generation lacking many of the characteristics that our predecessors hold dear. We are a talented generation – a generation that yearns to explore, expand and make an impact on the workplace. Whatever your take … whatever your stance, Gen Y has something to offer the m

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tHRyving · 2Y ago

5 Tips for College Students to Stay Productive During the Holidays

Happy Holidays! I want to wish everyone happiness during this holiday season and the very best for 2010! www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1xbqPQzCGU The video above highlights 5 tips for college students during the holiday season; you can also read them below. But I know y’all want to see what I’m doing in

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tHRyving · 2Y ago

From Sunny TX to Snowy NY!

Growing up in Buffalo, I encountered alot of snow. And when I say a lot … I mean it. December was (for the most part) always spent in a White Winter Wonderland; complete with a few feet of snow, sledding and hot chocolate. The brightly shining sun looking upon freshly fallen snow was always a [...]

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tHRyving · 2Y ago

Did You Know? Human Capital Edition

In 2005, an annual series of “Did You Know?”or “Shift Happens” videos began emerging on YouTube. Today, you can find them on a variety of topics; Social Media, Technology, Globalization …even one made by 2nd grade students. I remember the first time I saw one of these; it was the only time I paid a

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