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No Panicking When An Interviewer Says “Tell Me About Yourself”

HR Digest

Interviews traditionally start with one question, “ Tell me about yourself.” It feels simple enough at first glance—you’ve lived your life and know everything that you’ve experienced before. However, when faced with the question in an interview, many of us freeze up with no idea what the best way to respond is. As a multifaceted individual, there are likely many different things you can say about yourself, but you only have a little time available to get the most relevant information out.

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Recognition as a Tool for Reinforcing Company Values and Objectives

Vantage Circle

According to Deloitte, 54% of employees prefer verbal "Thank you" for their day day-to-day accomplishments The statistics here demonstrate that the power of a simple 'thank you' has not waned off its charm. Gratitude is all it takes, no matter how big or small, to ignite motivation in employees. This motivation drives them to go above and beyond in their roles, exhibit higher levels of creativity, and contribute to a positive workplace culture, inevitably boosting employee perf

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Amazing Contestants

Florida Workers' Comp

I spent an afternoon recently judging a couple rounds of the E. Earle Zehmer Moot Court competition. This was the 37th annual, and I have been involved in about 1/2 of those. I am usually the "alternate" judge waiting on the bench to be called in. It is a great experience, and I would never want to displace an adjudicator who wants to participate. So, each year, I ride the bench waiting for them to call me up from the bullpen.

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Understanding Racing Thoughts And How To Stop Them

BetterUp

Jump to section What are racing thoughts? What causes racing thoughts?

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New Data: How Pay Equity Gaps Impact Engagement, Retention and Risk

Perceptions of pay fairness influence engagement, trust, and turnover, making pay equity a strategic concern, not just a compliance issue. People at Work 2025: Pay Equity , a global research report from ADP Research, examines how workers in 34 markets view their compensation and why it matters. Based on responses from nearly 38,000 employees, the report highlights persistent gaps by gender, age, and job level, despite improving sentiment overall.

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Chancellor to accelerate the sale of public buildings to plug budget gap

Workplace Insight

In an effort to tackle the fiscal challenges and balance the UK’s budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce significant measures aimed at reducing government spending and optimising public sector assets including public buildings, today. Reeves will lay out her plans in her first major speech as chancellor, where she will highlight what she describes as a £20 billion gap in government spending, attributing it to the economic mismanagement of the previous government.

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Bird Flu Strikes Colorado Poultry Workers: CDC Confirms

Workers' Compensation

The US Centers for Disease Control [CDC]] has reported additional humans have been infected with bird flu. Three new human cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) A(H5), also known as H5 bird flu, have been confirmed in Colorado. These cases are associated with a second poultry farm in Northeast Colorado/Weld County, which is different from the farm where six cases were previously reported.