About the Author

Jaime Faulkner
Jaime believes authenticity and storytelling are the keys to successful marketing. As a graduate from the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, she loves finding and connecting narratives. When she's not at work, she's psychoanalyzing contestants on The Bachelor, painting, listening to podcasts, or playing tabletop RPGs.
Recent Posts
There’s a reason the DISC assessment is so popular: it’s easy to pick up, it reveals insights into observable behavior, and it can help to improve understanding of the self and others.
Difficult situations are inevitable in life, but how you handle that adversity can make the difference between being weighed down or growing from hard times.
One of the best ways an organization can invest in its talent pipeline starts at the beginning: the hiring process itself.
We’ve shared how micromanagement affects employees, but that’s only one side of the story. What circumstances cause a leader to become a micromanager?
Micromanagement isn't just a corporate buzzword, but if you haven’t experienced it personally, you might not fully understand just how negatively it can affect employees.
Improving communication might seem like a lofty goal, but it's a worthy pursuit for anyone in a corporate environment.