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5 Companies Tell Us How They Retain Their Best Talent
World Travel Holdings, Aetna, Intuit, Kaplan and Fitwall share their secrets.
By Sara Sutton
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The Top Thing Employees Want From Their Bosses, and It’s Not a Promotion
By Andre Lavoie
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To Motivate Employees, Find a Balance Between Job Enrichment and Job Enlargement
To enrich the work experience and instill motivation in your employees, implement these practices into your organization.
By Jason Kulpa
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To Boost Your Business Treat Employees as Well as Your Customers
Workers who feel neglected and poorly treated are not likle to treat customers any better.
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5 Ways to Hold Together Your Startup Team When the Company Is Growing
You risk losing the zeal that launched the company if the merry band who rolled the dice with you feels they don't have a role any more.
By Matt Straz
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Make an Impression on Employees With These 3 Simple, and Free, Holiday ‘Gifts’
Sure, a small present and a holiday card are great, but these three things will be appreciated and reciprocated with enthusiasm for another year of success.
By Peter Gasca
Thought Leaders
The 3 Advantages of Putting an Entrepreneur in the C-Suite
While it may be disruptive at first, big businesses can benefit from a leader who had previously started their own companies.
By Wain Kellum
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When Does It Make Sense to Pay Employees Above the Average?
There are two criteria you must consider before seeking a highly skilled worker.
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6 Tips for a Fun, Affordable Holiday Party
An end-of-year celebration can boost employees spirits and raise their morale for next year.
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Companies Gain Competitive Advantage by Improving Employee Health
Encouraging employee wellness turns out to be one of the best productivity investments companies can make.
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The Biggest Blown Opportunity in Your Business
Most likely, someone in your organization is disengaged, and all their potential is falling through the gap. But there's a simple solution.
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3 Fun But Unorthodox Employee-Motivation Hacks
Since even the most earnest workers long for the weekend, miss their kids and job and want to have some laughs, turn those into perks.
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Craft a Cultural-Identity Message That Employees Will Want to Repeat
A well-instituted identity message flows off the lips of all the employees within an organization, not just the salespeople.
By Jeff Shore
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How Office Friendships Could Affect Your Bottom Line
We spend so much time at work, we see co-workers more often than friends and family. How do you gauge workplace relationships to make sure everyone gets along?
By Andre Lavoie
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5 Ways to Turn Employee Turnover Into Opportunity
Identify great talent, onboard, develop, lose talent, repeat. It doesn't always have to be a negative cycle.
By Andre Lavoie
Brick & Mortar
Underdogs Can’t Win Being Copycats
Don't just look at the current best in your industry and do what they do. Try to be the best you, but feel free to borrow from unlikely sources.
Thought Leaders
4 Ways to Start Preparing the Future Leaders of Your Organization Now
As we experience major demographic shifts in the workforce, it's important to adapt to the new generation of talent.
By Andre Lavoie
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Data Reveal the 7 Factors for Optimal Employee Retention
A far-reaching survey shows that workers who are paid fairly stay with a company that gives them opportunity and respect.
By Matt Straz
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How Thoughtful Leaders Earn Employee Loyalty
You can't expect your employees to care more about the company than it cares about them.
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Small Businesses Can Offer Big Benefits to Attract the Best Talent
A tour company owner discusses the perks he offers his employees to keep them satisfied and happy.
Thought Leaders
Today’s Most Satisfied Employees Demand These 4 Things
As a leader, it's critical to keep up with changes and start investing time into employee development.
By Andre Lavoie
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Turn the Distraction of Fantasy Sports Into an Engagement Opportunity
Research has shown that employees are spending time managing their teams instead of working, which cost companies big.
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Ignoring Employee Morale Will Cost You. Here’s the Solution.
Stay on top of issues before dissatisfaction spirals out of control, leading to a drop in productivity and revenue and exits.
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Do You Need to Break Down the Cubicle Walls to Improve Performance?
The way your office is set up not only plays a role in company culture but also how employees function. Choose carefully.
By Jeff Boss
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It’s Inevitable That Good Employees Will Leave, So Plan for It
When a valued employee leaves, it upsets the team and feels like getting dumped. But turnover happens when you hire smart, talented people.
By Craig Bryant
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How to Intentionally Build Your Company Culture (Rather Than Leave It to Chance)
Whether you see it or not, culture is a big deal for several reasons, including your employees' satisfaction.
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4 Ways to Diffuse a Toxic Workplace
If your employees don't feel recognized for their work, don't get proper feedback and are overworked, your office will soon turn toxic.
By Andre Lavoie
Thought Leaders
Big Organizational Challenges Can Be Overcome With Transparency
Being open and honest with employees can solve issues such as low morale, poor engagement and turnover.
By Andre Lavoie