Recruiting Advice From Katrina Kibben.

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    How do you build a company where coming out isn't taboo?

    Sharing stories behind the blow, emotionally or physically, of being different and hated for it. 

    Advice on building your personal brand, which feels weird to say.

    Feeling pride and remembering shame this Pride Month.

    My take on job search advice. Minus the cliches.

    Don't watch diversity problems like a bad car accident. Do something.

    What makes you love recruiting?

    Now this dream of a ride is coming to an end and I don't know what that means for me, either.

    Trust me, I know where I'm supposed to pee.

    Why do people still say "like" every third word? Am I getting old?

    What a gay bar really represents and remembering the lives of those lost at Pulse in Orlando.

    There's one simple thing we can all do to be great managers.

    I’ve been in enough public restrooms to tell you, there are a lot of things scarier than a trans person using the toilet next to you.

    If you're hesitating, you can't get shit done.

    Why understanding your unconscious biases is good for you and your workplace.

    If you think you have a hard time giving yourself a break, check out this guy.

    Thoughts on panic, waiting for an answer and the future.

    Goal setting isn't that hard, as long as you take this step.

    Learning to succeed, with a little help.

    This is really just another preemptive excuse for lack of posting. Catching up, keeping up and writing something that doesn't sound like I'm writing it with my thumbs on a train takes time. Time, of course, I don't have. Looking forward to speaking on The Business Case of LGBT Diversity tomorrow for two sessions and I hope […]

    The business case for coming out at work and what coming out is all about.

    How social media has changed how we view death, and the loss of a beautiful smile.

    A half-assed feminist rant.

    That moment you realize you'll be missed. You've found your place.

    How do you know you're too nice? And how does that play out in the workplace?