In a perfect world, every employee would show up to work on time every day. But the truth is, life happens, and no matter how responsible or committed your team may be, there are going to be circumstances—whether that’s a last-minute family emergency, a scheduling miscommunication, or transportation troubles due to inclement weather conditions—when your […]
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As a business owner, there are many difficult business processes that may either make or break your company. One of these processes includes the executive hiring process, which refers to the recruitment of the right candidates for the top or leadership positions in your company. Executive positions include senior managers such as the CEO, directors,
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A lot of recruiters don’t realize that a job description is vital to the hiring process. It can have a lasting impact on your hiring process. At its core, a job description is an advertisement that sources applications from job seekers. And the point of drafting a good job description is to find someone who
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused chaos in many working practices. Businesses have closed physical premises and limited their contact with the public. Many have been forced to implement remote working and management strategies, often without any experience in the area. We can choose to see this as a learning curve, however. It’s an opportunity to
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Part of building a successful company is creating a peaceful, collaborative, and supportive work environment for your team. But no matter how great your work environment (or your team members), at some point, conflict is inevitable. You can’t avoid workplace conflict entirely. But it’s how you handle that conflict—both as a leader and as an
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The right employees can make the difference between a happy, harmonious workplace and one that’s tense and unproductive. That’s why it’s so important to find the right people who fit into your workplace’s culture, but this can be tough. Here are some things you should look for in a new employee. A good initial application
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Technology has dramatically changed the way human resources departments operate, from the way they interact with employees to how they track and analyze employee performance and recruit new workers. At its best, technology can help HR departments streamline operations, improve data collection and storage, and improve productivity. But that’s not always the way it works.
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Recessions are an inevitable and natural part of the economic cycle. As consumer demand dwindles, businesses scale back production and hiring. This leads to even less consumer spending, which further fuels the downward spiral. Economic downturns are inherently worrying especially for small business owners that might not have the financial resources to cover ongoing expenses.
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Employee Engagement is a proven technique that can help organizations maximize their productivity and climb the ladders of success. Thus, aspiring employers like you, from across the globe, always find themselves brooding over ways to establish a culture of absolute employee engagement in their organization. This article will serve as a beacon in helping you
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Hiring new employees to fill a dynamic and demanding position can be a difficult task at times, but nothing too impossible to pull off if you have some idea of what to look for. The thing is, other than a well-written CV with some interesting entries in it, it’s important that you, as the employer,
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There’s one word that makes C-level executives, human resources departments, operations personnel, sales teams, and financial staffs cringe: Turnover. When a single new hire doesn’t work out, stress ripples through the organization. When it happens repeatedly, those ripples of stress quickly become a tidal wave that wipes out profits, employee engagement, and revenue growth. Turnover
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From budding startups to multinational corporations, hiring managers share a common goal: attract top talent. It’s no secret that companies vie for high-quality candidates. In fact, a 2017 study by PWC found that “ 77% of CEOs see the availability of key skills as the biggest threat to their business.” However, there are actionable strategies
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(via: https://pixabay.com/photos/tie-necktie-adjust-adjusting-man-690084/) While it would be lovely if everyone loved their job, this, unfortunately, isn’t the case. In fact, more than half of American workers are unhappy with their jobs. Thankfully, you don’t need to feel stuck in your job and are free to quit and seek out a job you will enjoy. But one
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People who want to get into the recruitment game usually share a similar story. First, they hear that there’s better money to be made in recruitment than their current line of work. Second, they believe themselves to have the transferrable skills required to become a professional matchmaker. That’s pretty much it. There really is no
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Working in HR is not as simple as some would believe. A lot of people depend on you and value your opinion and a lot of them need your help to get on with their daily duties. As well as that, it’s your job to give the company a good name and make sure everything
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