When you are searching for a job, you may see a company is continually hiring. This can make you wary of applying, as the organization’s constant need for new workers may make it seem as if their turnover levels are very high. The reality, however, is that not all companies constantly on the lookout for…
One of the most important things any company should focus on if it wants to be successful is making sure that it is creating a culture of safety. Workplace injuries can be damaging to morale, can drop productivity, and can lead to adverse regulatory action including large fines from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration….
When you are going to a job interview, it’s easy to focus on your perspective and think about how nervous you are or how good of an impression you want to make. But, you may do better during the interview process if you flip your focus and instead consider the process from the perspective of…
When your company brings on new talent, you want your new hires to be successful. Unfortunately, sometimes the people who join your team won’t perform up to expectations or will not stay on the job very long. With either of these outcomes, your organization loses. The good news is, by understanding why new hires fail,…
When you land an interview, there are bound to be some tough questions that you must answer. For many interviewees, one especially touchy subject hinges around past employment. You’ll inevitably be asked about past jobs that you’ve had, and it can be hard to know exactly how to answer. The good news is, by keeping…
Summer can be a challenging time for workplace safety because many employees must work in extreme weather conditions. Working outdoors in the heat could leave workers vulnerable to life-threatening heat-related injuries, so it is imperative you take safety seriously and have a plan for keeping your staff from harm. Some of the key ways you…
Are you re-entering the workforce after being out of it for a while? Returning to work can be stressful and challenging because you need to find an employer who is willing to take a chance on you. Fortunately, there are things you can do to make sure you’re seen as a top candidate ready to…
As much as we try to structure our work time, there’s no scheduling the unexpected. Emergencies and other crises overwhelm us all occasionally; unfortunately, no one has ever invented a predictive model (or crystal ball for that matter) that can actually warn us about everything that might blindside us during the average business day. In…
If you are an employer and you have employees, at some point, you probably are dealing with employees who are late for work. A 2012 survey by CareerBuilder indicates that 26% of workers admit to being late at least once a month and 16% are late once a week or more. Most employers understand that…
Lame Excuses and poor performance don’t just get on our nerves–they waste your time. In fact, a recent survey showed that supervisors spend 17% of their time–or A FULL DAY A WEEK–overseeing poor performing employees! Click the link below to view our free eBook and begin getting better results from your staff with an MBO…
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