Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Inside a company that turns new hires into lifelong employees
Great bakers know that baking a successful cake requires thoroughly mixing all ingredients to create a cohesive batter. Likewise, successful employee onboarding requires the same intentional process to integrate new hires into your culture.
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Your job posting is already obsolete. Here’s how to fix it
The rules of hiring have changed across nearly every industry — and if you've been trying to fill a position lately, you already know it.
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A new approach to retirement: Work. Pause. Repeat.
Perhaps the most thought-provoking take on retirement I've encountered comes from the author John D. MacDonald, in his long-running Travis McGee mystery series.
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The smartest retirees are building something new
Once professionals approach retirement age, they face the financial question of whether they can retire and the emotional question of whether their identity can withstand it.
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The new retirement math: Why timing, longevity and spending matter more than ever
Do I have enough money to retire? It's a question increasingly being asked by an aging population, most of whom no longer have employer-paid pension programs to guarantee monthly benefits after a person's work life ends.
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Former Chattanooga mayor runner-up Kim White on retirement: ‘No regrets’
Kim White's career was one of those winding affairs that doesn't lend itself to clichés about ladders or stepping stones.
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Kelly Helton finds suite success as general manager of The Waymark hotel
Kelly Helton got an unusual gift for her 30th birthday -- the opening of The Waymark hotel.
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5 ways Chattanooga-area companies can make better use of retiree talent
Working at the Life Care Center of Ooltewah, I am surrounded by individuals who are mostly retired yet possess a wealth of experience and knowledge. Their hard-earned wisdom, shaped through years of trial and error, offers a valuable roadmap for improving the workplace. Here are five ways companies can make better use of their skills and talents.
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Historic Dent House off Bonny Oaks Drive could make unique space for restaurant, creative office
A rare, historic property that was previously home to several tea rooms is back on the market.
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HomeStand AI gives homeowners new muscle in the fight against HOA overreach
HomeStand is about closing the "information gap."
