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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.

By Gloria St. Martin-Lowry

Thought Leaders

What Quiet Quitting Says About Your Leadership and How to Handle It

By John Kitchens

Thought Leaders

3 Simple Ways to Show Your Employees You Care

By Kerry Siggins

Human Resources

Why We Are Wasting Worker Potential in the Modern Workplace

By Ariel Shapira

Human Resources

6 Simple Ways to Fight the Post-Holiday Blues and Boost Employee Productivity and Engagement

After the holidays have happened, do you experience a holiday hangover?

By Kelly Lynn Adams

Human Resources

7 Straightforward Ways to Reduce Turnover in Your Business

Each year, employee turnover costs U.S. businesses about $1 trillion. Here are some ways businesses can reduce turnover rates and improve employee retention.

By Nicholas Leighton

Human Resources

“No One Wants To Work Anymore” Is a Phrase Old as Dirt. Here’s How to Really Attract and Retain Employees in the New Age of Work

Giving talent attraction, engagement and retention a strategic business focus will give your business that extra growth potential.

By Larry Jones

Business Accounting

Offering This Benefit Can Help You Attract and Retain Key Talent — But Here’s What You Should Know First

A nonqualified deferred compensation (NQDC) plan is a great way for employers to attract and retain key talent. There's a lot that you need to know about these plans before deciding to participate in one, however.

By Chris Kampitsis

Building a Business

The 5 Types of People You Need To Start a Business

Building a quality team can be challenging, but these five members are crucial to your success.

By Roxanne Klein

Thought Leaders

Employees Want to Feel a Sense of Belonging at Work. Here’s How Leaders Can Make That Possible.

New evidence shows workplace belonging enhances the employee experience and organizational health. Here's why — and what leaders can do to make their employees feel like they belong.

By Terrell Strayhorn, PhD

Human Resources

The Best Employees Want More Than Just Money. Here Are 6 Ways to Attract Them.

Decent pay is tablestakes. Six founders explain what actually keeps their top performers around.

By Entrepreneur Staff

Human Resources

3 Difficult Workplace Personalities That Are Great Hires

Before writing off these challenging candidates as "toxic," consider what they can contribute to your organization

By Marina Glazman

Thought Leaders

The High Cost of Ignoring Your Software Developers’ Experience in the Workplace (and How To Fix It)

Your company's success rests on your developers' skill and efficiency. Here's how to eliminate obstacles and free them to do their best work.

By Jyoti Bansal

Human Resources

Knead Hospitality + Design Co-Founder Jason Berry on Innovative Leadership and Employee Retention

Interview with the cofounder of Knead Hospitality + Design about loving what you do, a revamped restaurant work week, and leading by committee.

By Shawn P. Walchef

Building a Business

How IT Leaders Can Manage Costs During Inflation and Develop Better Outsourcing Partnerships

The best strategy to maximize business needs amid inflation involves appreciating existing shifts in economic forces to source partnerships for improved business value.

By Steve Taplin

Human Resources

3 Ways To Boost Retention Through a Positive Employee and Candidate Experience

Employers can better direct engagement strategies to bolster retention efforts by focusing on the candidate and employee experience.

By Sean Fahey

Thought Leaders

Who Is to Blame for Quiet Quitting? We Are. Here’s Why (and What to Do About It)

We can solve quiet quitting without shaming our employees — or losing them altogether.

By Alex Goryachev

Human Resources

‘Now Hiring Non-Stupid People’: Texas Pet Store Owner Posts Controversial Sign After Employee Lasts 3 Days

Walter Parsons is trying to "weed out" the people who aren't up to snuff.

By Amanda Breen

Thought Leaders

The Workforce Belongs to Millennial Employees — Here’s How to Keep Them Engaged

Millennials will comprise 75% of the workforce by the end of 2025; here's what you need to know about attracting and retaining them.

By Kara Hertzog

Human Resources

Your Employees Aren’t Motivated. Here are 7 Reasons Why You Need to Improve Employee Motivation

Motivation plays a central role in achieving anything in life, especially in business and careers. This article provides insight into the benefits of a motivated and dedicated team in elevating your business.

By Ferrat Destine

Thought Leaders

3 Strategies for Hiring Promotable Entry-Level Talent

Beating a tough labor market is easier when you can promote from within. And the easiest way to have a promotable workforce is by setting up a pipeline of eager, entry-level workers.

By Rashan Dixon

Entrepreneurs

The Untold Truth About Mental Health In The Workplace

Mental health is a significant issue that affects us all. It's time we talk about it.

By Christopher Massimine

Human Resources

I Created a College Atmosphere At My Company. Here Are 3 Ways It Increased Employee Retention

Why should the benefits of college end when you graduate? Here are three ways to recreate a college atmosphere in your company culture to have happier employees who stay longer – and grow together.

By Gergo Vari

Thought Leaders

Here’s Why So Many Companies Are Losing Employees Shortly After Onboarding

In today's business environment, no industry is safe from the extraordinarily expensive problems of talent turnover. Here's why — and how leaders can keep employees engaged and committed.

By Christopher Allen

Thought Leaders

Employers Should Fear The Truth Behind Quiet Quitting. Here’s Why.

Quiet quitting is a new phrase flooding social media. Why is it trending and what does it really mean for employees and leaders in the workplace?

By Dr. Samantha Madhosingh

Thought Leaders

3 Ways to Ensure Your Outsourced Team Feels Just as Valued as Your In-House Team

Outsourcing teams is an appealing option for growing businesses, and there are many benefits. But building outsourced teams requires the same level of care and attention as building an in-house team.

By Hila Levy-Loya