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When Representation Becomes Code
When women lead, they carry more than a title — they carry a responsibility. But as technology begins shaping who gets hired, promoted, and heard, inclusion can’t stop at representation. It must be designed intentionally, equitably, and with every voice in mind.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Oct 145 min read


If Rejection Letters Are Automated, Why Isn’t Feedback?
If rejection letters can be automated, why can’t feedback? Candidates spend hours applying, yet receive silence in return. It’s more than discouraging—it’s a missed opportunity for growth, branding, and retention. Here’s why automated feedback should be the next big shift in hiring.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Sep 233 min read


Next in Line: How Succession Planning is Being Redefined
Succession planning is shifting from “who’s next in line” to “what skills will we need next.” From AI-powered talent mapping to flexible career pathways, new models are emerging that help organizations stay ready for both the unexpected and the future of work. These strategies ensure leadership pipelines remain agile, inclusive, and future-proof.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Sep 92 min read


When AI Inflates Salary Expectations
AI tools are changing how job seekers view their worth, but not always for the better. Many candidates are entering negotiations with inflated salary expectations, creating gaps between what they want and what employers can offer. While AI skills do command premiums, not every role sees the same boost. The key? Balance AI-driven insights with real-world data, transparency, and honest conversations around pay.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Sep 23 min read


Is Your Succession Plan Protecting Your Culture or Replacing It?
Succession planning isn’t just about roles—it’s about culture. Learn how to protect your company’s DNA during leadership transitions.
Tammy Mifflin, MBA, CPRW, CDCS
Jul 293 min read
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