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TA Grades: Only 4% of Fortune 500 Get An A
A recent SmashFly publication, the SmashFly Recruitment Marketing Report Card for the 2016 Fortune 500, came across my desk a while back. If you’re involved at all in recruiting talent,…
The New Rules For Business Success In the Digital Age
Note: This is part one of a two part series on what’s required of successful leadership in the digital age. Part two posts tomorrow
For Greater Employee Engagement, Do These Two Simple Things
I just had an experience that reminded me of simple opportunities managers have to impact employee engagement
What a New Law Grad Can Teach HR About Disruptive Hiring
In 2007, Sarah Feingold had just graduated from Syracuse University Law School. While in school, she’d petitioned to take a graduate-level metal smithing class around her passion outside of law…
How Engaged Employees Print Money
Why care about employee engagement?
HR Roundtable: How HR Can Encourage Encouragement
We decided to start the HR Roundtable (of Cincinnati) off in 2017 on a positive note. The topic was “Encouragement At Work” and we were going to explore how to…
Communication Failure May Be Keeping Workers From Wellness Programs
A new study hopes to settle the debate regarding workplace health promotion and whether or not it’s good for employers to get involved with employees’ wellness. Turns out, good or bad, there’s…
Collaboration is the Culture of Success
No matter how far reaching a leader’s vision or how brilliant the company’s strategy may be, little will be realized if not supported by the organization’s culture
5 Steps to a Safer Workplace and Lower Premiums
In the workplace, accidents can happen anywhere and at any time. It doesn’t matter if employees sit at their cubicles all day and don’t use heavy equipment: In every single…
No Bosses, No Managers and Desks On Wheels
This series profiles people whose ideas have the power to transform the workplace. Several are company leaders who have put their ideas into practice