7 deadly sins your managers may be committing
Managers get blamed for a lot of turnover and internal issues, but how much of that is really their fault?
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Making the decision to terminate an employee is never easy. Whether it’s for performance-related issues or conduct issues, the employee termination process can be complicated, involved and may even invoke feelings of anger or frustration for the affected employee. That’s why it’s so important to make sure that you’re prepared in advance, are staying legally…
You’ve slogged through dozens of resumes, set up and conducted multiple rounds of interviews and, finally, you’ve extended an offer to the perfect candidate. Except she decides to go with another company’s offer instead.
When you terminate an employee and they leave quietly without incident, you may think that’ll be the end of it. But “vent letters,” messages in which ex-employees air all their grievances, are becoming increasingly common — and it’s important to know how to respond. Take complaints seriously A few old employees might just want to…
In an economy like this one, you’re going to get a lot of job applicants — many who’ll use up your time figuring out if they make the cut. But there’s a proven method that can help you separate the champions from the chopped liver.
The exit interview is a long-time staple of HR departments. But an increasing number of companies large and small are ending the practice of asking departing workers to sit down for a final interview.
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