Posts Tagged ‘human resources’
How In-House Recruiters Can Win Even When Timing Is Bad
Making Virtual Teams Feel Like They’re in the Same Room: the AppNeta Approach
Why You Should Make An Investment In Pre-Hire Testing
Hiring qualified candidates is always a challenge, and with unemployment at historical lows, it’s harder today to find candidates that are both qualified and available than at any time in the past 50 years. In this environment of worker scarcity, it’s easy to hire candidates only to find out later that they just can’t do the work.
Exit of Facebook’s Alex Stamos a Sign of Healthy Leadership
Catalyst: How to Humanize Your Employees And Customers
How 360-Degree Reviews Can Revive Careers, and Rejuvenate Firms
How to Manage Morale When Companies Hit Turbulence
When companies go through times of change—whether acquisition, divestiture, leadership change, sales slump or competitive shocks—employees worry, then react, often with little input from management. When change is impending, the CEO (or top-most leader) ought to pull the leadership team together to share the news, discuss what the employees’ concerns might be, then decide on the appropriate message to be conveyed.
Subordinates is not a Dirty Word
Avoiding a Career Killer: Subordinates Who Don’t Deliver Results
As soon as we become managers, it’s not just our own performance that counts. Our team’s performance counts just as much, or more. So how do we get them focused on the right things and making the most of every minute they work? This article lays out one of the biggest, most important tools every manager must use.