Why Investing in Your Employees Pays Off in the Long Run

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Investing in employees is one of the most effective strategies for ensuring long-term success for any organization. This investment can take various forms. Here’s how investing in your employees can pay off in the long run: How Does Investing In Your Employees Pay Off? Increased Employee Engagement and Productivity When employees feel valued and supported,… Read more »

What to Do If You Make a Mistake at Work

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Making a mistake at work is a common experience, and it’s essential to handle it with professionalism and responsibility.  Here’s a guide on what to do if you find yourself in such a situation: 1. Acknowledge the Mistake: The first step is to recognize and admit the error. Avoid denial or attempting to cover up… Read more »

How to Get a Stalled Career Moving Again

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Getting a stalled career back on track can be a daunting challenge, but with determination, strategic planning, and a willingness to adapt, it is possible to reignite your professional trajectory. Here are some key steps to help you get your stalled career moving again. Self-Reflection Begin with introspection and identifying the reasons behind your career… Read more »

The Real Causes of Burnout

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Burnout is a feeling of exhaustion, of being overwhelmed, of having a lack of energy, and a lack of motivation. Most people attribute the cause simply to overwork, having too much to do and not enough time to do it. But psychologists who study the phenomenon of burnout say that there is a lot more… Read more »

Work and Mental Health

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Since the pandemic, workers have been much more concerned about mental health issues and well-being. As a result, companies are paying more attention to the relationship between work conditions and mental health. The office of the United States Surgeon General recently released a report that contained some facts and figures about work and mental health,… Read more »

How to Deal with Dishonest Resumes

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How common is resume fraud? More than 90 percent of those responding to a recent survey said they knew someone who had included fabricated information on their resume. The survey also showed that only about one-third of the fabricators were ever discovered. Among those who were found out, about two-thirds were eliminated from consideration. So… Read more »

How to Find the Right Person for the Job

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If you have a job opening, you want to fill it with someone who will be able to do the job well. You want someone who will meet the expectations for performance and who will contribute to the growth of the company. Here are some tips on how to find the right person for the… Read more »

The Importance Of Feedback And How To Get It

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Most leadership experts emphasize the importance of feedback from company employees, but incorporating it into business operations is easier said than done. Feedback is crucial to get a sense of how effective the decisions and goals of management are. Moreover, seeking feedback regularly helps to create greater trust between management and workers, as well as… Read more »

Developing Effective Exit Interviews

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Developing Effective Exit Interviews Often exit interview programs falls short of their intended goal, that of improving employee retention or gathering information that the company can use going forward. Exit Interview Flaws Exit interviews miss the mark for two reasons. First, the quality of the information is suspect. If exit interviews are to be effective… Read more »

When a Job Offer is Rejected

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You have a job opening then needs to be filled. You have put together a job description, advertised for the job, sifted through many resumes, interviewed the top candidates, and made an offer. But unexpectedly, your top pick turned you down. What is your next step? In this situation, the dilemma you’re faced with is… Read more »