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Employers

• Moving Beyond the Numbers: How to Recruit and Retain a Diverse Workforce (Simma Lieberman)
Diversity is not just a "good idea", today. it is a business imperative if you want to stay competitive, innovative and secure a larger market share.
• What Every Consultant Needs to Know About Diversity Consulting and Training (Simma Lieberman)
Diversity consulting is unlike other areas where you can become proficient if you are an experienced consultant and know how to develop content. Diversity consulting takes some additional skills.
• A Passion for Diversity (Simma Lieberman)
There are successful people in the diversity field. They have a passion for diversity and they live their work. Whether or not they take their work home with them, their work is always driven by the values they live every day.
• Communicating across Generations in the Workplace (Simma Lieberman and Kate Berardo)
• Recruitment and Retention of Diverse Candidates (Simma Lieberman)
If there is not enough diversity in your employee base or there is high turnover with certain groups of employees, your organization will not be able to leverage the power of diversity.
• Bridging the Diversity and Inclusion Gap (Simma Lieberman)
Why are people at some of the best places to work on the diversity matrix still unhappy?
• How to Integrate Diversity Into the Business - Strategy of Your Restaurants (Simma Lieberman)
• Are You Truly Successful? (Simma Lieberman)
How do you know when you have achieved success? The answers depend on who you ask.
• How to Help LGBT Employees Help Your Organization Grow (Simma Lieberman)
According to research done by the Human Rights Campaign, over half of all Fortune 500 companies have a non-discrimination policy for sexual orientation and over 100 private employers protect gender identity in their non-discrimination clause.
• How to Reward Your Hispanic Workforce (Simone Emons)
When thinking about rewarding your Hispanic workforce, it is important to first recognize what motivates people in the workplace.

Jobseekers

• You Lost Your Job – Now What? (Simone Emmons)
• Demand for Bilingual Professionals Grows in U.S. (Simone Emmons)
• Job Search Tips for Job Seekers (Simone Emmons)
Finding a job has become much more of a challenge in recent years. Using the Internet as an additional resource will increase your options to find many great job opportunities, which are not always advertised in the newspaper.
• Solving Problems in a High Stress Environment; Serving the public (Simma Lieberman)
People who are in very stressful job really benefit from stress management and communication skills training. Participants learn skills that can make their work and personal life easier and less stressful.
• How To Achieve Multiple Career Goals (Michael Fleischner)
Many people aim to achieve different or unique career goals with their resume. And in today's environment, having multiple career goals isn't all that unique. Many individuals feel that different career goals require different resumes.
• Interview Follow-up Letters - Do You Know Their Importance? (Simone Emmons)
You’ve had your interview with a perspective employer. Now what? Do you simply wait for a response or do you take a more proactive stand? The fact is that job searching doesn’t end with the interview. It’s what you do in the days that follow the interview
• How Moms Re-entering the Work Force Can Find the Job of Their Dreams (Brian Kurth)
If you are one of the many women in the U.S. thinking about returning to the workforce after taking time out to start a family, you might feel a bit lost.
• Cover Letters – An Important Introduction (Simone Emmons)
Your resume can present your skills, education and experience to a possible employer, but your cover letter must encourage the perspective employer enough to consider you from hundreds of candidates competing for a particular job opening.
• Interview Tactics - Stand Out From The Crowd (Simone Emmons)
Going into an interview without a plan is like committing employment suicide. There are several things that you can do to prepare for an interview that will make a lasting impression in the interviewer and make your skills stand out from the crowd.
• The Life Juggle: How to Find Lifework Balance (Simma Lieberman)
Almost any time I read an article or hear someone speak about life work balance for speakers, the solution is the same- take a year off, take your family on a cruise, take your family with you.
• Surviving Office Politics At Your New Job (Simone Emmons)
Whether you are just starting your first job or your 10th job, you will find that office politics is consistent in all companies. Office politics is something that is inherent in any company you may work for.