In a recent study, employees said the top reason they quit was because the actual job did not match what they expected it would be. Inaccurate and poorly written job descriptions cost you qualified candidates, and lead to a poor…
Hiring
Employees are the lifeblood of companies and determine whether companies thrive or whither on the vine. As HR professionals you're expected to not only know how to manage employees, but also the alphabet soup of federal and state laws (ADA,…
On average, employers lose half their new hires in the first two-years, but with better interviewing strategies, you can significantly improve retention. Without a solid interviewing plan in place, you can't get a true look at your candidates and what…
HR has access to lots of data, but what are you doing with it? Is your data being used for measuring employment costs, benchmarking or decision making? Data has no value without a clear, effective means to measure what's happening…
The pressures and responsibilities of HR are difficult enough for a whole department of people, but when you're the only HR professional it's a matter of survival mode. Handling the workload, ensuring legal compliance, and avoiding extreme stress can be…
