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Are you grooming the future leaders of your organization?
By Marketing Department on May 15, 2011Read moreIt may sound cliched, but today’s latest hires are likely tomorrow’s leaders of your organization. That is, if they don’t decide to jump ship for another company, or they’re not lured away by your competitor. You spent the time and resources needed to bring top talent into your organization. Once you’ve identified the top performers who are the next generation
0Take Your Meetings to the Next Level
By Marketing Department on May 12, 2011Read moreHow many times have you left a meeting muttering to yourself, “That was a waste of my time?” Even one time is once too many. Unproductive meetings can be taxing on employee morale, and are a literal time-waster. Think that one-hour meeting was a waste of your time? Add up the number of attendees. A 10-person, one hour meeting could
3 Keys to The Ideal Workforce Model
By Marketing Department on May 12, 2011Read moreThe key to every successful corporation is the same: have the right people, in the right place, at the right time. This principle holds true in just about every profession and workplace imaginable. This sounds pretty simple—but as you know it’s not! You have to deal with budgets, rising healthcare costs, retention concerns…the list can go on and on. Developing
How to Impress Your Boss and Get Promoted
By Marketing Department on May 9, 2011Read moreSome people just seem to be on the fast track in their career. They landed a great first job. They’ve been promoted. They have more responsibility. They just seem to get all the breaks. Well, the truth of the matter is that most of these people aren’t just “getting breaks,” they have worked hard and put themselves in the right
Improve Employee Retention
By Marketing Department on April 25, 2011Read moreExperts estimate that top performing employees produce 25 times more than just an average employee. The simple truth is that you can’t afford to lose these people. But, these are also the people that every other company out there would like to add to their team. So what can you do to make sure your best people don’t jump ship?
Land a Great Catch without Breaking the Bank – Tips for Salary Negotiation
By Marketing Department on April 7, 2011Read moreYou’ve waded through mounds of resumes, interviewed countless applicants, talked to innumerable references, and carefully conducted all necessary background checks. Now the time has come to extend a job offer. This phase of the hiring process may seem anticlimactic, but in reality, it’s anything but routine. Salary negotiation can be difficult and stressful – for everyone involved. Let’s face it: