Skip to content
Three Ears Media

Three Ears Media

Recruiting Advice

  • Explore Our Blog
    • Weekly Letters
    • Job Postings
    • Recruiting Advice
    • Job Search Advice
    • LGBT and Diversity
  • Hire Kat To Speak
  • Subscribe
  • Contact Us
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS
  • Subscribe

Find The Post You’re Looking For

Need to train your team to write? Click on the button below to set up a call with Katrina.

Get this blog sent directly to your email

RSS feed RSS - Posts

Popular Topics

Job Postings Life recruiting Recruitment Marketing Advice Weekly Letters

Tag: workplace

Sharing Pronouns At Work: Vibe Check

Sharing pronouns at work can start before you even take the job. Here’s my advice – for the interview and day 1.

Read More Sharing Pronouns At Work: Vibe Check

How To Be An Ally In The Workplace

Being an ally in the workplace isn’t just rainbow backgrounds and t-shirts in June. There are subtle cues to show your allyship every day.

Read More How To Be An Ally In The Workplace

Bad Bosses Make Good People Quit

Holding bad bosses accountable is rare. Too many companies value the bottom line over a baseline of humanity and it’s hurting us, the people who want to do great work.

Read More Bad Bosses Make Good People Quit

Creating Safe Spaces For Trans Employees

Creating safe spaces for trans employees isn’t just about writing policy that is inclusive. It’s about doing more than just listening to challenges, too. You have to step up and do these four things.

Read More Creating Safe Spaces For Trans Employees

How Your Company Can Create Better Allies (And Communities)

You can help employees be better allies in their communities by introducing them to speakers and initiatives that teach allyship.

Read More How Your Company Can Create Better Allies (And Communities)

Rewiring Our Reactions (At Work)

Where do our responses and reactions at work originate? Is that the right question to ask when having a challenging moment in the office?

Read More Rewiring Our Reactions (At Work)

Search This Site:

Loading Comments...