There’s an unofficial rule of safety management that goes like this: a safety program will only be as strong as the least-effective shift supervisor. Every rule has its exceptions, but it’s ...

New supervisors play a key role in any organization's growth and development for many reasons, not the least of which is the fact that their main responsibility is creating a link between technical ...

It's been said many times that employees don't leave their companies; they leave their bosses. That's a generalization, and there are exceptions. Facebook recently conducted a study of its employees ...

Supervisors work closely with employees to give their subordinates guidance and to help steer their performance. Good employee supervisors need a combination of hard (technical) and soft (people) ...

Congratulations, you are promoted to your first supervisory position. So much for the big party, now let us get down to work. I do not care if you are a freshly promoted sergeant, corporal, Field ...

Creating a supervisory relationship you can be proud of may take a little effort, but it is worth it. Whether you are managing trainees or newly qualifieds, here are seven tips to help. There is no ...

Most safety culture improvement initiatives either start at the top or the bottom of the organizational structure, with executive coaching for senior managers or work force teambuilding for the rank ...

One of the most enduring challenges facing businesses is the development of the next level of supervisors and managers. I often hear from executives who are frustrated by the need to step in and ...

Be among the 550 supervisors at CU Boulder who have taken Crucial Conversations and walk away with the ability to speak persuasively, not abrasively; foster teamwork and better decision making; build ...

VFX supervisors are responsible for overseeing the visual effects that bring films and TV shows to life. Here’s everything you need to know about the VFX supervisor role, including required skills, ...

No one says a word in the opening sequence of “The Sopranos,” but you’d never think to watch it with the sound off. It’s not that the vistas of industrial and working-class New Jersey are particularly ...