LCLynne Curry

1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Lynne Curry

   Is your organization in freefall? What you need to know about a culture of fear (opens the original)

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   I recently watched “Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing.” “Freefall” focuses on Boeing employees and whistleblowers who raised concerns about safety and quality, sometimes at considerable personal cost. I started the documentary thinking it was about Boeing, a corporate catastrophe many of us watched unfold after a Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashed, killing all 189 people aboard. Five months later, another 737 MAX 8 crashed, killing all 157 people aboard. I finished the documentary thinking about ma

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2. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Lynne Curry

   What does your online reputation say about you? (opens the original)

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   It was the kind of job people dream about. Excellent pay. Meaningful work. A respected employer. Outstanding benefits. The sort of opportunity that attracts hundreds of applicants. After weeks of reviewing resumes, interviewing candidates and checking references, the hiring manager narrowed her search to two exceptional finalists. She took one final step. Years ago, online screening required hours of searching Google, Facebook and LinkedIn. Today, artificial intelligence can search far beyond th

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3. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Lynne Curry

   Can one former supervisor sink your job search? (opens the original)

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   For the first time in my 39-year career, I was let go from a job. I never imagined that after four decades of solid work, I’d find myself carrying a cardboard box to my car. It happened during my six-month probationary period. I was completely shocked and didn’t think I had any option as a probationary employee, other than to gather my things, thank my co-workers and leave. Since then, I’ve had several interviews that went well. Each time, I thought I had a good chance of getting hired but

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