In the best of times, volunteering is a popular way for companies to engage their people in purpose. Giving back not only provides employees with a sense … Read more
4 Avoidable Mistakes That Will Cause High Turnover in a Post-COVID World
According to a study by Bamboo HR, 68% of employees in the US have left a job within the first three months and another 31% jumped ship within six months. … Read more
3 Tips to Recruit & Retain Marketing Talent During COVID-19
There’s no doubt that COVID-19 has created a difficult economic situation for many businesses, which is reflected in the over 26 million jobs that … Read more
Put Employees First, Work Second During a Crisis
Businesses are a lot like families. With the right leadership, they can flourish for generations—even in the face of crisis. Clear core values that promote … Read more
Rethinking Recognition Is a Must in the New COVID Work Reality
Working remotely—a growing trend in its own right—has abruptly become a new norm for workers around the world in 2020. Those who have the option to … Read more
Half of Top Performers Quit Last Year — and It’s Likely Happened to You
Perhaps the most alarming statistic of the year comes from recent research by The Predictive Index (TPI) revealing that “on average, 47% of high-performing … Read more
Why Automation Can Actually Improve Employee Engagement
Today, over 85% of employees are not engaged at work, and the economic consequences of that directly lead to over $7 trillion in lost productivity. A … Read more
Finding and Keeping Your High Potential Employees
HR leaders face a daunting talent market with historically low unemployment in the U.S. and Canada. In addition, retaining and attracting talent was found … Read more
20 Ways to Keep Your Workers
Do you remember when job-hopping was an immediate resume red flag? A list of short-tenured positions with different companies implied a candidate’s … Read more
Rainy Mondays and Chilly Economics — Recruiting in a Downturn
There was a sales manager who used to say he “loved rainy Mondays.” It was a little crazy to hear, since no one was excited about Monday in … Read more