Remote work is beneficial in many ways, from reduced overhead costs to increased productivity. However, there is one potential downside: a lack of a sense of teamwork. It can be challenging to form personal connections without the opportunities for brief but meaningful interactions that occur in person.  Foster teamwork with your remote employees with these ...
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June is National Safety Month, which is officially observed by the National Safety Council (NSC), a nonprofit organization that advocates for safety awareness to prevent accidents that result in injury or death. Workplace accidents in the US had a total cost of $170.8 billion in 2018 (NSC), from medical expenses to productivity loss. Protect your ...
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As certain COVID-19 restrictions get lifted across the US, many employees who have been at home due to being laid off, furloughed, or working remotely full time, are anxious about getting back to work. More than 65% of workers reported being concerned about returning to work, according to a survey from software company Qualtric. Build confidence ...
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Communicating with your candidates is always important, but maintaining strong communication with them during a crisis can set you apart from your competitors. Thanks to COVID-19, our economy came to a grinding halt in March, and businesses are facing unique challenges. On one hand, millions of businesses were deemed “non-essential” and were forced to close their doors, putting them ...
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When you’re making hiring decisions regarding similarly qualified candidates, culture fit is generally the most influential factor in which one will be the most successful long-term fit. It can be challenging to truly get a sense of a candidate’s personality traits with standard interview questions since they likely have a response prepared. Find a great ...
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Bad hires are often due to subjective judgment calls that end up being inaccurate. To improve your hiring decisions, structure your interview process to be as objective as possible by bringing in additional people who can add in a diverse set of perspectives about candidates. Learn more about who else you should bring into the ...
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Underperforming employees are not necessarily “lost causes” – there are often mitigating circumstances that can be alleviated with some mutual effort. Making the decision to terminate an employee can have widespread ramifications, from lost productivity to a steep drop in morale for the remaining employees, so it should only be a last resort option. Before ...
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Once you recruit a top prospect and they accept your offer, the effort on your part shouldn’t stop there. Prioritizing long term retention of your employees is among the best investments you can make for your organizational success, as it not only saves time and expenses, but also boosts engagement and productivity. Learn more with ...
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Underperforming employees are not necessarily “lost causes” – there are often mitigating circumstances that can be alleviated with some mutual effort. Making the decision to terminate an employee can have widespread ramifications, from lost productivity to a steep drop in morale for the remaining employees, so it should only be a last resort option. Before ...
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Once you recruit a top prospect and they accept your offer, the effort on your part shouldn’t stop there. Prioritizing long term retention of your employees is among the best investments you can make for your organizational success, as it not only saves time and expenses but also boosts engagement and productivity. Learn more with ...
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