Articles by Lauren Dixon

Finding Talent Outside the Box
A tighter job market has talent managers expanding the scope of quality job candidate searches to those without core industry experience. Here are things to consider when recruiting atypical candidates.

Learning to Love Learning
Google seeks people who are independent learners, even if they don't have a degree. Would your employees make the cut?

General Mills: Serving Up Wellness
General Mills’ wellness infrastructure includes everything from on-site doctors and specialist clinics to healthy eating options and walking workstations.

Résumé Redo
Showcasing failures provides insight into a candidate's personality.

All Work and No Play
Longer working hours are the new normal, says CareerBuilder.

Creative Catalyst
Millennials understand that social collaboration is the key to success.

Changing the Conversation
Definitions of diversity value differ by generation, and companies need to understand the disparate perspectives to make the most of diversity and inclusion.

Cold Offices Make for Less Productive Employees
It’s 86 degrees, but I’m wearing a sweater. Why are office buildings so cold?

Buying Into Culture
New research shows that companies are more likely to work with organizations that have a strong culture.

Buying Into Culture
New research shows that companies are more likely to work with those that have a strong culture.

Hiring Lazy Isn’t Crazy
Rethink job efficiency.

The Week That Was
These were the top five stories from the week of June 29.

Playful Office Design Makes Employees Feel Young Again
A youthful office space can lead to a younger-feeling workforce with greater productivity.

Making Sense of Dollars
Retention is the most popular indicator of compensation program success, with employee satisfaction and engagement close behind.

The Week That Was
These were the top five stories from the week of June 8.