Tag Archives: Employees

Do These 5 Things to Manage Remote Employees Better

Mike Kappel — December 13, 2017 Follow @PatriotSoftware — December 13, 2017 350543 / Pixabay Managing a team isn’t easy, especially when your workers are remote. Home-based workforces pose a unique challenge for business owners. You must approach managing remote employees differently than workers that come into the office. We offer remote work options at … Continue reading Do These 5 Things to Manage Remote Employees Better →

Why The Most Productive Companies Treat Employees Like Customers

Paul Burrin — November 27, 2017 Follow @PaulBurrin — November 27, 2017 People are the most important asset in any company – they’re the difference between success and failure. Yet recent research by Sage People found that that only 37% of employees think they’re highly productive in their role. You need to have happy, motivated, … Continue reading Why The Most Productive Companies Treat Employees Like Customers →

One of the Top Reasons Your Employees Aren’t Volunteering Will Surprise You

Ryan Scott — November 7, 2017 Follow @causecast — November 7, 2017 Tumisu / Pixabay America’s Charities – a leader for more than 35 years in employee giving – regularly issues data-driven reports that identify trends in corporate giving and volunteering. Over the years, this “Snapshot” series has become a critical bellwether in employee-led corporate … Continue reading One of the Top Reasons Your Employees Aren’t Volunteering Will Surprise You →

Should You Remove Author Names from Blog Posts When Employees Leave?

Arik Hanson — November 7, 2017 — November 7, 2017 Last week, together with my friends at Bellmont Partners, we held our most recent Talking Points event focused on corporate blogging 2.0. Our panelists, Kevin Hunt (General Mills and my podcast partner-in-crime), Krysta Larson (director of external communications and content at CH Robinson) and Chris … Continue reading Should You Remove Author Names from Blog Posts When Employees Leave? →