Josh Claxton

So you want to learn soft skills now, but don't know where to start. Thankfully, you don't have to start over. The same learning techniques that apply to hard skills, apply to soft skills. It's important to think of soft skills just like anything else you want to learn. What works for me is...

After being away for 2 years, I went back to my previous employer. What a crazy thing to do! (Not really.) Before going back, I rightfully had plenty of reservations ranging from my wants/needs, company changes, and even the effect it would have on my reputation. Several years ago,

I suddenly decided to quit my job without having another one lined up so I could take a few months off. Of course, my timing couldn't have been any more ridiculous. Who would quit their job in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic? I was surrounded by risk...

In June I'll begin my 7th year at DriveTime and who-knows-how-many years developing. Do we count college? What about my years in middle school with GameMaker and VB? (Thankfully I didn't know about source control back then so I'll never have look that code in the face. Phew!) Anyway, one

A friend of mine recently invited me to do a podcast with her; it was a first for both of us! She's a very opinionated recruiter and blogger focusing on the troubles with recruitment, interviews, and more. Also, she has the most adorable cats. The goal of this podcast was