Does your company have a compelling Origin Story? If you do, are you using it to its fullest advantage or is it more of a best kept secret? If so, you’re … Read more
Five Things You Simply Can’t Forget in Your New Hire’s First Week
For new hires, the first day on the job can feel like they’re at the foot of a mountain about to take the first step up a ridiculously tall peak like … Read more
The Temp Hiring Revolution: How to Avoid Getting Left Behind
Temporary hiring is on the rise, and recruiters, employers, and staffing pros would be smart to take note. Only about 24 percent of employers expect to … Read more
9 Good Things That’ll Come From a Well-crafted Sales Onboarding Program
Here are nine expected results from a well-crafted sales onboarding program. Revenue investment protection. Onboarding not only protects the new-hire … Read more
There’s Still Time to Evaluate Your Background Screening Program in 2014
Let me officially be the last person to wish you a Happy New Year! I have to admit that I’m not a big fan of New Year’s resolutions. Why should you wait … Read more
Don’t Ignore Onboarding in Your Retention Efforts
Ten years ago, Capital One invested heavily in recruiting top talent to fuel an ambitious growth plan. Yet once the company had all these new executives … Read more
Hiring Wisdom: How Long Will the New Employee Honeymoon Last?
Just as in marriage, when an employer and new employee “wed,” there’s usually a honeymoon. How long it lasts, however, varies widely. Sometimes it’s a week … Read more
Communicating on Work-Life Balance: It Takes a Year-Round Approach
Now that 2014 has begun in earnest, you’ll hear the phrase “work-life balance” bandied about frequently. You always do. Because with the New Year comes New … Read more
Why That Proposed Ban on Employment Credit Checks Will Fail
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-MA., has introduced a bill that will effectively bar employers from conducting credit checks on potential job candidates as part … Read more
Bill Banning Credit Checks on Job Applicants Reintroduced in Senate
By Eric B. Meyer Second verse, same as the first. Back in March, I reported here that a bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives, known as the … Read more