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Business News

Why Greece's Six-Day Workweek Might Backfire on Productivity

In the wake of Greece's decision to introduce 6-day working weeks, questions are floating around regarding its true impact on worker productivity and output.

Business Culture

Don't Be Coy With Your Employees — Here's What Healthy Transparency Looks Like

Organizations need to stop being coy about building relationships with future talent and retaining the talent they already have.

Business Process

If You Want to Be a Good Leader, Understand Your People — Here's Why the Best Entrepreneurs Make Time to Understand Their Employees

Entrepreneurs who quickly identify people's working styles have the best chance of getting the right people in the right seats to scale.

Leadership

Layoffs Have Dominated Headlines For the Last Few Years — and Great People Are Being Let Go. Here's How to Snatch Them Up Before Someone Else Does.

As leaders of growing companies, success depends on our ability to acquire and keep the very best talent. With the right strategy, you might hire a game-changer.

Employee Experience & Recruiting

Cracking the Gen Z Code is Easier Than You Think — Here's How To Navigate The Generation Gap At Work

Gen Z are digital natives with minimal experience in formal group settings. Here are 5 tips for enhancing communication with your new hires.

Culture

I've Grown a High-Performing Team in Just 2 Years — Here are 5 Growth Strategies I Learned

A team's strength lies in its people's individual skills and how they synergistically come together.

Leadership

Companies Everywhere Use Personality Tests to Understand Their Employees. But Is That Enough?

Employers are finding that personality tests — how their team thinks and feels — are becoming more useful than ever. But are they ethical?

Career

The Top Skill Job Applicants Need to Stand Out in 2024 Has Nothing to Do With AI, Says Workforce Expert

Although having the right technical skills might be a prerequisite for certain roles, there's another factor that will help candidates rise to the top.

Career

The No. 1 Skill Employers Want Job Applicants to Have Might Be the Hardest to Find, New Research Reveals

Communication and problem-solving are important — but something else could be more critical than both.

Management

Should I Tell My Boss About This? This is How to Balance What Your Direct Reports Do (& Don't) Need to Know

Understanding what your direct reports do and don't need to know ensures smoother communication and leads to better outcomes.

Career

Entry-Level Job Candidates Should Be Ready to Answer This Make-or-Break Question While Interviewing at Top Companies Like JPMorgan Chase, Talent Expert Says

A college degree might not be the strict requirement it once was — but successful applicants must be prepared to showcase another aspect of their resume.

Management

Be a Coach, Not a Referee — How to be a Good Mentor and Manager from a Coaching Perspective

Good mentors are invested in improving the people who rely on them for guidance.

Growing a Business

Why Remote Work and Offshore Talent Are Becoming Essential for Businesses

Demographic shifts could make remote work vital for businesses. Learn why demography is making offshore talent an essential resource.

Leadership

Successful Leaders Don't Ignore These 6 Startup Strategies

The best entrepreneurs try to be radically honest, take personal responsibility and be transparent with themselves and their stakeholders.

Leadership

You Might Think You're a Great Leader — But Do Your Employees Agree? Here's How to Harness Empathy to Drive Team Success

True empathy is the mixture of unfiltered honesty with a deep understanding of an individual's narrative.