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Although an office environment isn’t as inherently hazardous as other workplaces, there are still potential dangers. Building ongoing awareness of workplace safety measures is essential for protecting your team. Learn more about how often you should provide safety training to office employees:
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June is National Safety Month, making it the ideal time to assess your own workplace safety. A good place to start is by reviewing statistics from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to gain insight on likely hazards and determine if improvements need to be made at your organization. Learn more about common OSHA ...
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One of the biggest hindrances to building a diverse workforce is hiring bias. Often hiring managers unconsciously are drawn to candidates based on their own hidden preferences, rather than objectively selecting who is most qualified for the position. This can result in the same types of people being hired time and time again instead of ...
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Waiting until you have available positions to start looking for candidates not only makes the recruitment process more time-consuming, but may also leave you from selecting from “good enough” prospects instead of the best candidates. The key to more effective recruitment is to be proactive and start finding prospective candidates even before you have an ...
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When employees end up being bad hires, it can often be traced back to the interview. Seemingly small, inconsequential behaviors can be a predictor of bigger issues down the line. Avoid bad hires by knowing what to watch out for – check out the red flags you should look for when interviewing candidates:
Determining the right interview strategy requires a balance between respecting candidates’ time while ensuring you are able to gather enough information to confidently make a decision. When deciding how many times to interview candidates, it may vary based on the technical and/or specialized skillset or seniority of the role. Learn more about the optimal number ...
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When you’re working remotely and mainly using email for communicating with your colleagues and employees, you don’t have the nonverbal cues that set the tone for interactions, such as facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice. Stay professional in a virtual setting with these email etiquette tips:
The majority of email etiquette ...
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Keeping things strictly professional in the workplace sounds good in theory, but the fact remains: you’re managing actual individual people with unique personalities, backgrounds, and perspectives. To be the most effective leader possible, you need to understand your employees. Learn more about why you should know the people you manage:
The COVID-19 pandemic has had widespread effects on overall business operations, unlike anything even the most seasoned professionals have experienced in their careers, and is likely to leave a lasting mark. While the accounting and finance industry wasn’t as hard hit as other sectors, COVID-19 has led to changes, especially in the job market that ...
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The main goal for onboarding new employees is to get them acclimated and ready to make a meaningful contribution as soon as possible. However, when you’re bringing on new accountants during tax season and have no time to waste, it’s especially critical to have a strategic plan in place. Effectively onboard new accountants during tax ...
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