Archive for August 2019
Aerobic Exercise Boosts Endurance and Walking in Post-Stroke Patients
Stroke survivors who participated in group-based aerobic exercise programs of a similar design and duration to cardiac rehabilitation programs saw their aerobic endurance and mobility significantly improve. Benefits were seen regardless of the type of aerobic exercise, the person’s functional ability or lapsed time since the stroke, investigators found. Researchers analyzed 19 studies and identified…
Read MoreSmart Questions to Ask During Salary Negotiations
You’ve just been offered a great job opportunity and you’re thrilled… except you were actually hoping for a higher salary. The question is: Do you have the negotiating skills (and the stomach) to ask for more money? In today’s job climate, you’d be foolish not to. Salary negotiation needs to be part of your job search,…
Read MoreTrying to Hire Millennials (Or Keeping Them From Leaving) in 2019? Here’s What They Want
A company, LaSalle Network, just conducted their annual hiring trends report, looking at hiring in the year ahead. This year they collected responses from more than 5,000 millennial professionals on what they [millennials] want out of a role and company to help organizations understand how to attract and retain this demographic in the tight labor…
Read MoreAmerican Seniors Employed At Record-High Levels
As the record-long U.S. economic expansion continues, more seniors than ever appear to be putting off retirement. According to data from Deutsche Bank Securities chief economist Torsten Slok, the employment to population ratio for those aged 65 and over hit 20 percent in July – a record high. Employment among the demographic has been on an upward…
Read MoreTo Be a More Effective Leader, Do This 1 Thing Well
You may have years–even decades–of experience, and be brilliant at what you do. If you’re very fortunate, you may be charismatic and the kind of leader that people would follow anywhere. But if you don’t devote time and effort to one important behavior, you won’t be a successful leader. What’s the behavior? Being present. In fact,…
Read MoreAverage Nursing Home Administrator Salary Jumps to $123K; DONs rise to $103K
Nursing home administrators and other top executives saw larger than average salary increases over the past year, indicating a possible effort by operators to keep hard-to-find talent in-house. A relatively low 11.6% turnover rate, according to one expert, indicates such efforts are finding success. The national average nursing home administrator salary for facilities of all…
Read More10 Work-History Resume-Writing Tips
Employers have the daunting task of sifting through piles of resumes, many with poorly written work histories. Make sure yours is not a casualty. Use these tips to capture the attention of hiring managers. Hiring managers have love-hate relationships with resumes. They need resumes to find candidates to fill job openings, but they often have…
Read MoreThe 6 Mindset Principles of Successful People
The path to accomplishing your biggest dreams and goals has never been clearer, thanks to the wealth of information on personal and professional success now available. However, just because the price of admission to the game has decreased, that doesn’t mean the journey will be a cakewalk. That said, it’s also not quantum physics. In reality, all that separates getting…
Read More