Articles by Lara Walsh

Don’t Make a Mess of Mass Hiring
Though mass hiring requires talent managers to operate on a larger scale, it doesn’t mean sacrificing fundamental hiring principles.

Bringing MOOCs Back to Life
To incorporate MOOCs into learning strategies, increase employee engagement with a different approach to incentives and measuring success.

How Do You Hire For Brain Diversity?
Lack of brain diversity in the workplace can be as harmful as a lack of gender and racial diversity. Here’s what some companies are doing to embrace employees with neurological differences.

Why Minorities in Silicon Valley Don’t Talk About Diversity
Everyone's talking about white-washed Silicon Valley — except for the people it actually affects. Here's why.

It’s Time to Start Looking at the Gender Gap Differently
Research from transgender employees who have lived both gender experiences sheds light on workplace biases against women and their abilities.

Lessons From European and Australian Diversity Models
A new study highlights the need for more women in executive decision-making positions abroad and at home and sheds light on how to get there.

Support From Future Employers Vital For Women Studying STEM
Financial support and more inclusive work environments will help more women go into and stay in STEM professions.

Support From Future Employers Vital For Women Studying STEM
Financial support and more inclusive work environments will help more women go into and stay in STEM professions.

To Tell the Truth: Tales on Catching Tall Tales on Résumés
A bad hire is extremely costly especially for executives and other high-level professionals, one executive said. It really pays for companies to check references.

The State of Women-Owned Businesses
A new report on the economic clout, demographics and number of female-owned businesses shows surprising advancements and reveals the best state for women to start their own companies.