Successful Hiring Process = More Business Success!
Companies that have job openings can mean a few things – On one hand, business can be very good and therefore a new role is created or on the other hand, a valued added staff member is leaving the...
View ArticleHoneymoon 101
I’ve been married for more than a few years but I still remember the joy and trials of the honeymoon part of marriage. In business however, the ‘honeymoon’ period can be far more challenging and can...
View ArticleDo you know what your Company Culture is?
Recently I was driving with my 14 year old daughter and I shared with her that I was writing a blog post for work and that the theme around the post would be corporate culture. She replied, “The...
View ArticleThe Rookie Card
A recent conversation with a local business leader stuck with me. “Ms. Fabulous” shared her philoshophy on new employees: she gives every new hire a Rookie Card. This card allows the bearer to learn,...
View ArticleOnboarding = Retention
Both research and common sense tell us it’s wise to invest in preparing employees to be successful at their jobs. Follow up reviews and regular feedback can facilitate a positive relationship between...
View ArticleOnboarding Strategies and your Seasonal Workers
During peak periods – around the holidays, tax season or over the summer – it’s critical that businesses can easily manage the addition of temporary employees and quickly get them up to speed. And from...
View ArticleWhat went wrong: a lesson about onboarding
Companies with strong employment engagement usually have clearly defined employee onboarding programs. The best talent is drawn to environments where effective programs exist resulting in high levels...
View ArticleHiring right, the first time.
People responsible for hiring often find themselves hiring in a panic. A vacancy occurs, a job description and employment ad are hastily pulled together and the HR department starts recruiting....
View ArticleJob Search tips – part 2
Consider the following guidelines when when beginning a new position. These guidelines will ensure a positive experience for yourself as well as for the company you chose to work for. ‘on the job’...
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