Stop the Great Resignation There seems to be a buzz around the term “the Great Resignation,” or the shift we’ve seen in the job market during the pandemic. When people realize they have other opportunities that could put them in a better career position, they’re going to investigate them. So how can employers effectively retain […]
Human Resource Management
3 Tips for Training Leaders to Work With Remote Teams
More workplaces than ever have virtual teams. The pandemic led to an increase in remote employment of 9%, which has now increased to 15% for many high-paying positions. Given that 60% of those who started working remotely as a result of the pandemic want to do so permanently, managers must figure out how to train […]
Why Hiring is Irrelevant if You Can’t Solve Retention
The people who work for your company are the most valuable asset. They determine the success or failure of your business. Below are some justifications for our assertion that the employees you have are great assets: Employees produce the final product, manage finances, promote your business, and maintain the records necessary for decision making. Employees […]
The Ultimate Guide to Working From Home
Everything you need to work remotely—for an employer or yourself By JENNIFER COOK Updated May 24, 2022 Even before the global pandemic of 2020 made working from home commonplace for millions, a growing number of employees had been saying goodbye to their onerous commutes. Thanks to ever-evolving technologies like Skype, FaceTime, Slack, Zoom, Google Hangouts, authenticator […]
Expanding Globally Made Easy and Efficient With Outsourcing
Before, organizations might not have promptly chosen to extend business around the world to track down new wellsprings of benefit. All things considered, organizations might shift focus over to new geographic or segment portions to extend their organization. So why, presently, is it so essential to internationalize your business to strike new benefits? A portion […]
Best Practices for Employer Branding
It is widely believed that every company has several brands to market. The first brand is the product they sell. The second is their company culture and the way it is perceived by the public. The third brand is the employer brand or how the public sees the employer, the one in charge of the […]
