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Can You Make Sure Your Employees Are Safe After Selling Your Startup?

by Steve Little Follow @SteveLittleOctober 23, 2016 On the short list of things company leaders worry about are the people who depend upon them for their livelihood. But when a sale is on the horizon, the fates of employees aren’t always guaranteed. The reality is that people and processes are important parts of a business, … Continue reading Can You Make Sure Your Employees Are Safe After Selling Your Startup? →

When Employees Want to Volunteer But It’s Tough to Leave the Office

by Ryan Scott Follow @causecastOctober 15, 2016 Sometimes, employees have the best of intentions but just don’t have the time or flexibility to volunteer. How can you engage all of your employees in volunteering so that everyone feels that they’re part of your corporate culture of giving back? Employee volunteer and giving isn’t a one-size … Continue reading When Employees Want to Volunteer But It’s Tough to Leave the Office →

Millennial Employees Have an Attitude Problem, But Not The One You Think

by Ryan Scott Follow @causecastSeptember 23, 2016 Do you buy into the perception that Millennial employees are entitled, needy and lazy? If so, then you’re the one who might just need a little attitude adjustment. Far from being divas, a new report says that Millennials actually err on the other extreme, driving the rise of … Continue reading Millennial Employees Have an Attitude Problem, But Not The One You Think →

Engaging and Motivating Employees: Reward vs Recognition

by Warren Tanner Follow @warrentannerSeptember 22, 2016 The challenge of motivating employees to perform to their full potential is one that every workplace faces. Managers can feel that their staff would be more productive if they were more committed, while employees typically feel overworked and undervalued. So what are the best methods to increase employee … Continue reading Engaging and Motivating Employees: Reward vs Recognition →

How Can You Best Encourage Employees to Attend Events Related to Your Industry in Your Community?

by Young Entrepreneur Council Follow @YECSeptember 12, 2016 1. Subsidize or Pay the Event Fee At our company, we have a policy where we will cover or subsidize event costs or courses that are related to our industry or will help an employee further their professional development. By reminding employees about this policy, I find … Continue reading How Can You Best Encourage Employees to Attend Events Related to Your Industry in Your Community? →

3 Ways Disgruntled Employees Can Put you Out of Business

by Chris BrenesSeptember 12, 2016 Employee turnover happens, doesn’t it? It’s an unfortunate byproduct of being a business owner. Not everyone’s finish line is your finish line. But you probably learned that long ago. No matter what type of internal culture you have, employee turnover is something that you’re going to have to deal with. … Continue reading 3 Ways Disgruntled Employees Can Put you Out of Business →

Is Recruiting Your Competitors’ Sales Employees Profitable?

by Personal Branding BlogAugust 24, 2016 With relative frequency, our recruiters come across organizations that believe it to be an advantageous strategy to recruit from their competition. This is understandable. On the surface, the strategy appears to carry merit. Employers assume that those who have experience in a field will need less ramp-up time, less … Continue reading Is Recruiting Your Competitors’ Sales Employees Profitable? →