Your corporate culture is a huge part of your employer brand. Many candidates place organizational culture at the forefront of their career decisions, right alongside compensation and professional growth. Leveraging a positive and inclusive culture that is conducive to professional, social, and operational growth can be a huge advantage to employers in attracting a better quality of talent as well as retaining the employees currently on their payroll. Explore resources that can help you make your workplace culture a key differentiating factor.
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New employees are the cornerstone of every workforce. It is virtually impossible for a modern business to have no employee turnover at all. As with anything contingent on interpersonal interaction, ambitious or otherwise restless professionals will continue to leave their...
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Young workers make up a significant portion of the American workforce. However, they also tend to experience a higher unemployment rate than the rest of the workforce. With employers looking to hire veteran professionals, many business owners often overlook young...
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Running a business in modern times is far more complex than it used to be. Add to that looming signs of a weaker economy and a growing divide in income groups and many organizations have a real challenge on their...
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National constitutions are the primary source of all the rules and regulations that govern a country. Similarly, an employee handbook serves as the constitution of your company. It is much more than a rulebook or a record of procedures. It...
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More than simply being comprised of them, organizations are built by individuals. Every person in a business contributes to the success of the business as a whole. The more efficiently and productively your employees work, the better and more foundational...
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Managers and coworkers find dealing with an underperformer to be one of the most sensitive and frustrating exercises in the workplace. While many managers simply opt for disciplinary action, or in worse cases, giving immediate notice to an underperformer, this...
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Did you know staffing agencies employ 16 million employees annually? Despite this proven success rate, many employers and job seekers are wary of engaging them. Unfortunately, there exists a considerable amount of confusion relative to the role of a staffing organization...
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Hardly anyone these days is a stranger to the notion that businesses need data to gain an edge over their competition. Businesses gather data on their products and services from ideation to implementation, with the purpose of being better at...
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Businesses onboard new people and augment their workforce all year round. Industry specifics aside, these days the market is more favorable to employees than employers, a change that has prompted a new set of challenges for hiring managers. One of...
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Employee retention and keeping the employee turnover rate to a minimum are two of the biggest challenges modern hiring managers face. It is not uncommon for hiring managers to try and map out innovative techniques that can help with both...
