Thought Leaders
Use These Words and Gestures to Impress Your Boss
While you don't want to be suck-up, impressing your boss can open the door to endless professional opportunities.
By John Rampton
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Thought Leaders
3 Steps to Effectively Lead Through Uncertain Financial Times or Company Restructuring
For smaller companies and startups, uncertainty can be destructive and formative at the same time.
By Markus Baer
Business News
March Madness Will Cost Employers Billions in Lost Productivity
The upcoming tournament will result in an estimated $17.3 billion loss to employers.
Business News
6 Tips for Making Your Employees Feel Valued
At the end of the day, ensuring your employees feel valued will build a culture of appreciation. Take the time to express your gratitude to your workforce and see what a difference it can make in these six areas.
By Under30CEO
Human Resources
What Google Employees Can Teach Us About Memes and Employee Burnout
From boosting morale to detecting burnout, companies are discovering the surprising benefits of incorporating memes into internal communications.
By Max Kraynov
Business Plan
Why Do Your Customers Really Buy from You?
As a customer-conscious business, it is essential to sell the hole, not the drill.
Human Resources
Free Webinar | April 12: Return to the Office: 4 Ways to Make Both Managers and Employees Happy
Join us for this free webinar as future-of-work consultancy CEO DR. Gleb Tsipursky teaches proven strategies that companies can use to meet the needs and concerns of their employees. Register now →
Building a Business
Is a Hackathon Right for Your Company? Here’s What You Should Know.
Holding a hackathon inspires your teams, surfaces top talent, builds loyalty and camaraderie, and, of course, reveals solutions for bedeviling, chronic issues.
By Jamie Smith
Business News
This Is the Worst City in the World for Work-Life Balance — and No, It’s Not NYC
A new study broke down the best and worst places in the world for work-life balance — and this Asian city came in last.
Thought Leaders
Why You Must Stay Focused on Your Culture in Times of Economic Uncertainty
Amidst today's market uncertainty, some organizational leaders feel they don't have to focus as much on their workplace cultures. Here's why they couldn't be more wrong.
By David Eaton
Thought Leaders
5 Keys to Managing a Reshuffled Hybrid Team After Layoffs
To successfully lead a reshuffled hybrid team after layoffs, managers need a tactful approach to ensure their team stays motivated and productive.
Thought Leaders
Why Employers Forcing a Return to Office is Leading to More Worker Power and Unionization
Demanding that employees return to the office could backfire against employers in the long run by spurring increases in labor union organizing. Here's why.
Business News
After 4-Day Workweek Trial, Some Employees Said ‘No Amount of Money’ Could Make Them Go Back to Working 5 Days
The experiment proved to benefit stress levels, sleep, and mental health.
Thought Leaders
How DEIB Programs Can Help Solve the Biggest Challenges in Employee Management Today
Here are some of the top employee management challenges that companies face today and how DEIB programs can serve as a hedge against them.
Human Resources
14 Strategies For How To Retain Top Talent and Build Championship Teams
Beyond offering flexibility and healthier work-life balance, CEOs have achieved results by implementing these policies around company culture.
Thought Leaders
Leaders Concerned About Remote Work Should Be Looking at This Metric
Deep employee engagement is vital – what are the best ways to build it?
Thought Leaders
What Quiet Quitting Employees Are Trying to Tell You
Here's the truth behind quiet quitting and what leaders can do to help their employees work at a higher level and still have time for themselves.
By Adam Markel
Thought Leaders
How to Respectively Decline Employees’ Suggestions Without Hurting their Morale
Knowing how to respectfully decline your employees' suggestions without hurting their morale goes a long way in building a progressing working culture.
Thought Leaders
8 Reasons You Should Give Your Employees More Control
Employees don't want to constantly be told what to do. Here are a few reasons why you should give them more freedom.
By Steve Taplin
Thought Leaders
The Biggest Obstacle Facing Leaders Is Distrust. Here’s How to Build Confidence in Your Team.
Trusting others can be difficult when it comes to something as important as your business, but the cost of distrust is far too high.
Building a Business
Make a Positive Work Environment with This Golf Simulator Featured at CES
Sure, it can help you improve your golf game. But perhaps it can help increase worker morale as well.
Thought Leaders
What Quiet Quitting Says About Your Leadership and How to Handle It
Learn how quiet quitting can be prevented by taking the right steps as a leader.
Thought Leaders
Do I Really Have To Pay My Interns? What Business Owners Need to Know About Internships and Labor Laws
Whether you're a new startup or a seasoned business owner, it's important to know the legalities of labor laws, especially when offering unpaid internships.
Thought Leaders
3 Simple Ways to Show Your Employees You Care
By showing your employees that you value them, you can create a more productive and enjoyable work environment for everyone.
Thought Leaders
How to Cultivate Emotional Intelligence as a Strategic Leader
The benefits of emotional intelligence in the workplace and how to develop it to enhance your leadership skills and business strategy.
By Doug Walner
Business News
Microsoft Employees Will No Longer Have to Earn Vacation Days Thanks to This New Policy
Starting January 16, Microsoft is adopting a policy called Discretionary Time Off.
Thought Leaders
5 Common Reasons Your Best Employees Have Stopped Performing — And How to Fix It
There are many reasons why an employee's performance may have dropped. As a manager, it's your duty to find out why.
By Chris Kille