Feel like you're spending more time in stupid meetings again? Turns out, you are. The average person is sitting in twice as many meetings per year as they used to, and the average organization is running six times as many…
Performance Management
Program Summary In this live, instructor-led 60-minute webinar, you will learn how to move beyond surface level feedback and begin coaching in ways that produce real and measurable behavioral change. Managers today face a unique challenge. Teams are busier than…
Here's one thing that can never come too soon for employees in the workplace: recognition. In fact, employees who aren't recognized at work pretty much aren't engaged at work. Specifically, they show about a 40-point drop in engagement scores compared…
As a manager, it can be difficult to mold competing personalities into a cohesive team -- especially if your team is riddled with some employee egos. Unfortunately, in today's workplace, many people can't leave their egos at the door (or…
Employee Appreciation Day is March 6th this year, and it’s one of the best opportunities to convey value, support and recognition to the people who fuel your business’s success. Now is the perfect time to plan a unique, fun and…
Turns out, employees are still relatively miserable at work, regardless of where they work. Employee discontent spreads across locations -- in the office, hybrid and remote. Employee engagement -- the catchphrase that describes if they're involved and enthusiastic about work…
The pace of change in today’s workplace isn’t just accelerating — it’s becoming relentless. From shifting workplace expectations to the rapid deployment of emerging technologies and ongoing business transformations, employees are under constant pressure to adapt. According to Gartner’s HR…
Shake-ups happen all the time at work -- small and large. A fragile workforce will crack under the smallest pressures. An anti-fragile workforce will not only survive the shock, but become better for it. That is just one reason you…
Program Summary In this interactive, instructor-led 60-minute session, you will learn how to transform dependable employees into standout performers who make a measurable impact. Every organization has a strong middle tier. These employees meet expectations, carry their share of the…
Program Summary In our interactive instructor-led 60-minute event, you will learn how to navigate the shift from traditional "command and control" styles to a modern leadership approach that balances high standards with employee trust. With leaders facing burnout, teams operating…
From grandmas to grandkids, you probably have several generations in your workplace. And they don't always see eye to eye. There's likely a generation gap. Even worse, 35% of employees say age or generational differences contributed to acts of incivility…
Think your employees are extra distracted this time of year? After all, there are a lot of distractions outside of work -- the Super Bowl, Oscars, Grammys -- in these early months. In fact, sick day requests jump by 45%…
When to Use Each Employee Recognition Letter Performance Recognition Letter – Reinforce results that exceeded defined goals, closed a critical project, or delivered measurable outcomes. Milestone Recognition Letter – Mark tenure anniversaries, promotions, or role expansions tied to retention moments.…
There's the employee who knows it all. Or the manager who steals your great ideas. Then there's the guy who leaves a mess everywhere. They're some of the worst co-workers. And as a manager, you have to handle them --…
Performance management software preserves the proof HR needs when stakes are high – informing merit increases and promotions while backing up terminations and performance reviews. It’s where managers log coaching notes, HR runs calibration sessions with managers, and investigators pull…
Managers don’t always keep up with performance documentation. Check-ins slip, notes sit in personal files, and feedback leans on memory. Months later, HR is asked to back up a termination, rating, or pay decision and finds the record is thin…
