by Roz Usheroff | Jun 20, 2023 | Achieving One's Potential, Advice, Crisis Management, Uncategorized
You may have heard the saying, “A bad job with a good boss is better than a good job with a bad boss.” Gallup and Forbes Studies credit the stress that many employees feel as a result of their immediate boss. One study found a staggering 87.2% of employees...
by Roz Usheroff | Apr 25, 2023 | Achieving One's Potential, Career Development, Corporate Branding, Crisis Management, Leadership, Personal Branding, PR Strategy
The news of Bed Bath & Beyond’s bankruptcy protection filing did not come as a surprise to many, as its downfall had been predicted for a while. However, what we can reflect on now is whether this outcome could have been avoided if the company had learned...
by Roz Usheroff | Mar 21, 2023 | Communication, Crisis Management, Leadership
The business world was shocked recently by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a veteran institution of the high-tech world that essentially collapsed overnight. Given that so many companies owe their existence to their relationships with their banks, the question...
by Roz Usheroff | Jan 31, 2023 | Achieving One's Potential, Advice, Crisis Management, Leadership
If there was ever any doubt about the importance of your ability to navigate change, uncertainty, and disruption, it’s now. People are more committed to comfort than they are to change, especially given the fact that with change comes uncertainty. Because our brains...
by Roz Usheroff | Jan 10, 2023 | Corporate Branding, Crisis Management, Leadership, Relationships, Resolving Conflict
As someone who frequently travels, I followed the Southwest Airlines 2022 winter storm fiasco with great interest, because it served as an example of where the rubber hits the runway in terms of leadership and left me to question what some leaders understand about...
by Roz Usheroff | Sep 7, 2022 | Advice, Changing Careers, Crisis Management, Job Security, Leadership, Motivational, Relationships, Resolving Conflict
Would you buy a house built on shifting sand? No, of course not. A structure needs stability – it’s a place you’re going to be for years. Yet for many people at work, their job feels like it’s sitting on shifting sand when managers are rotated in and out. It’s common...
