Bottom line up front: A talent pool is a database of qualified candidates you can pull from to fill open roles. Candidates in your talent pool should already possess the skills and experience needed to perform the job. Talent pools…
Talent Management
Companies with engaged employees are 21% more productive than those whose employees feel disengaged, according to research. That’s why it’s critical to gauge your team’s feelings using employee engagement surveys. When you collect employee feedback, you can identify which areas…
Team building can be a time-consuming and somewhat stressful process for HR professionals, but all that time and effort is well worth the rewards. Why is team building important, and what is the real ROI of running events and activities…
Bare Minimum Mondays. For HR, it must sound glorious and horrifying all at once. Wouldn't we all like to skate through what seems like the most difficult workday each week? On the other hand, if employees only get the minimum…
As you take your first steps into your new managerial position, one of the key functions you’ll be required to do is employee performance reviews. It’s a big deal you shouldn’t take lightly. Employees are the lifeblood of your organization…
There are two troubling trends twisting through the HR industry now: First, resignations are still extremely high, with a record 50 million U.S. workers quitting in 2022. Second, employee engagement levels are at all-time lows, with only 32% of employees…
In the past, working at a company didn’t welcome much in the way of personalization. As a newbie, the urge was to mirror what they were doing, how they got their work done and even how they looked. Learn the…
In-person introductions, office setup, a tour of the office and a team lunch are a few things that likely come to mind when you think about onboarding. But when it comes to remote employee onboarding, you need to think outside…
When many workers hear there’s going to be employee training, they usually think of presentations that focus on something that helps them do their jobs better. Depending on how long employee training sessions are, there’s a chance they might start…
These days, companies seem to be playing musical chairs with their employees. HR is processing the leaving of employees followed by the onboarding of a slate of new hires. Then there are layoffs and open job requirements combined with hiring…
Before you hire a new employee, you want to make sure they’ll fit into your organization’s culture. Ideally, their values will align with your organization’s values, and they’ll have an attitude reflective of your organization’s principles. For instance, if your…
Whenever you’re looking for a new employee to join your ranks, it’s standard to assess their ability to do a job, reviewing things such as experience, skills and education. However, another factor you should consider carefully is how they fit…
Consistent employee recognition ensures the people who keep an organization running are always kept top-of-mind. Employees are the lifeblood of any business. If they’re unhappy or disengaged, the entire organization suffers. If a team is never recognized for their hard…
People often use the terms diversity and inclusion interchangeably. This can cause confusion in the workplace. But HR pros know these terms have specific meanings and vital jobs. To help employers keep it all straight, here’s a quick review of…
A lot has been written and said about the need for greater diversity and inclusion in the workplace. It’s been long understood that a more substantial balance of genders, races and ethnicities in work settings produces better outcomes for organizations.…
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, which makes it an ideal time to review your procedures for handling workplace romance – before relationship drama causes office distractions. Case in point: The alleged relationship between GMA3 co-anchors T.J. Holmes and…
