3 ‘harmless’ job interview questions that always land HR in big legal trouble
HR pros probably go out of their way to avoid asking obvious questions about race, age, gender and disability during job interviews.
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Let’s face it: Interviewing doesn’t come naturally to everyone. But all managers can learn the skills needed to help your company get the best hires out there.
Conflict is not, by its nature, a bad thing. In a world without conflict, problems in the workplace wouldn’t be discovered or addressed, and innovation would grow stagnant.
These three cases are about as bad as sexual harassment lawsuits get.
Company culture is generally defined as a shared set of goals, values and practices that make up an organization. It influences every aspect of your business and is a priority for job candidates. Prospective employees consider things like online reviews, employee feedback and the recruiting experience when they go through the hiring process. In fact,…
The best way to keep bullying managers out of your organization? Identify them as applicants and don’t hire them.
You’re probably sick of hearing it: “Employees don’t leave companies, they leave bad bosses.” But it’s true. And the reason people leave bad managers? A lack of trust.
Know how some supervisors seem determined to make employees’ lives as dismal as possible? Here’s a guide for managers that’ll guarantee that happy outcome.
There’s no doubt that a lot of people are suffering out there today — either due to heavier workloads or, worse yet, unemployment. But HR and Benefits pros may be the lucky ones.
One of the biggest challenges HR pros face is getting upper management to view them as trusted, vital partners – not a department that’s essentially an ever-expanding expense item and necessary evil.
A western PA-based employer probably regrets that one of its managers uttered just six words to a shift supervisor.
Let’s face it. Working isn’t always a day at the beach. People get frustrated and angry — and frustrated employees aren’t productive. So HR expert Mel Kleiman has come up a few ways for your managers to bring angry employees back into the fold.
Managers get blamed for a lot of turnover and internal issues, but how much of that is really their fault?
Picking on bosses is always fun, but let’s give them a fair shake and list their pet peeves about employees.
Poison can be a silent killer, undetectable until it’s too late. The same can be said of a poisonous workplace. You may not know there’s a problem until your best workers start dropping like flies — that is, unless you can spot the symptoms.
When it comes time to hire or promote someone into management, Facebook has come up with a checklist of what you should be looking for in a leader.
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