by Jacob Shriar June 30, 2016 Follow @jacobshriarJune 30, 2016 According to Deloitte’s 2015 Global Human Capital Trends Report1, the number one concern for CEO and senior HR leaders is “culture and engagement”. Creating a good company culture where employees can be their best self takes a lot of work. Everyone needs to be on … Continue reading 9 Experts Share Their Lessons On Company Culture
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Who At Your Company Should Write Your Company Blog?
by Rick Whittington June 30, 2016 Follow @rickwhittingtonJune 30, 2016 When your day as a marketing manager is full of competing priorities, it can be difficult to set aside time to write your company blog. But when this critical component of your content marketing falls to the bottom of your to-do list several weeks in … Continue reading Who At Your Company Should Write Your Company Blog?
How to Create a Company Culture Where Employees Want to Stay
by Daniel Stewart June 20, 2016 Follow @stewartleaderJune 20, 2016 Within our complex economy, there is a movement afoot. The movement’s mantra is called “Develop, Develop, Develop.” Leaders need to pay attention to this movement because their employees certainly are. As our economy is increasingly more service oriented, a company’s competitive advantage is now determined … Continue reading How to Create a Company Culture Where Employees Want to Stay
Company Training: Humans vs Machines
by Brian Calhoun June 10, 2016June 10, 2016 In today’s electronic world, companies have moved from traditional Instructor Lead Training (ILT) to the more convenient and low-cost options of Learning Management Systems (LMS) and Web Based Training (WBT) courses. As a leader in training and documentation for almost twenty years, I still feel that a … Continue reading Company Training: Humans vs Machines
How One Portland Company Uses Social to Be Human
by Bob Hutchins June 10, 2016 Follow @BobhutchinsJune 10, 2016 Ruby Receptionists are living proof that a business-to-business service doesn’t have to use boring communications. I have been repeatedly impressed by how this Portland-based “real, live virtual receptionist” service markets itself. The company, which was founded in 2003 by Jill Nelson, has won numerous awards … Continue reading How One Portland Company Uses Social to Be Human
6 LinkedIn Company Page Branding Strategies
by JoAnne Funch May 26, 2016 Follow @joannefunchMay 26, 2016 Did you set-up a company page on LinkedIn and then forgot about it? You may have had the intention of building a LinkedIn company page for branding, but with a lack of strategy and understanding of WHY and HOW it was going to deliver … Continue reading 6 LinkedIn Company Page Branding Strategies
6 Common Company Director Mistakes You Need to Avoid
by Mark Ellis May 19, 2016 Follow @businessfictionMay 19, 2016 As a company director, you have the power to change the course of your business. You can influence its direction of travel, build a team in the way you see fit and have the ultimate say when it comes to expenditure. It’s a powerful position … Continue reading 6 Common Company Director Mistakes You Need to Avoid
The First Steps of Starting a Company
by Domingo Karsten May 17, 2016 Follow @domingokarstenMay 17, 2016 Starting your own business can be the best way to take control of your life and potentially earn more income. However, that’s easier said than done, and most people are scared to take this huge step. It can be the best or the worst idea, … Continue reading The First Steps of Starting a Company
Protecting Your Company From Spear Phishing [Infographic]
by Brian Wallace May 14, 2016 Follow @nowsourcingMay 14, 2016 What if I told you there was a threat to your company? You’d do everything you could to stop it, wouldn’t you? Now imagine I told you that YOU were the threat. Would you believe me? Every day hackers gain access to personal information just … Continue reading Protecting Your Company From Spear Phishing [Infographic]
LinkedIn Strategies for Your Company
by Jonny Rosen May 5, 2016 Follow @ohjonnyMay 5, 2016 Once upon a time, LinkedIn was the alternative social network that everyone felt like they should have but no one really used. People felt like it was a great way to show off their work credentials in a way that they couldn’t on Facebook or … Continue reading LinkedIn Strategies for Your Company