New-hire onboarding efforts fails because too many onboarding processes are flawed. Training, clear responsibilities, and useable technology are key. Here is a thought that should keep you up at night. More than a quarter of your new hires are going to quit within the first
Change management is often overlooked as a crucial component of any corporate structure. Most managers and business leaders believe that the time to bring in a change agent is when processes are broken, communications have ground to a halt, and the company is losing business.
Often (too often), corporate culture turns toxic and entrenches itself so deeply that the organization can no longer serve its purpose effectively. This usually initiates the most painful form of change management. You’re the new kid on the block, new C-suite or director or someone
New-hire onboarding processes are necessarily time consuming. Employees need time to acclimate to their new office and organization—and that’s before they have to make decisions about their health insurance and other benefits available to them. Video communications have been assisting onboarding efforts for years, but
The art of communication is the language of leadership. ~ James Humes Everyone’s heard the mantra that the most effective managers, coaches, administrators, etc. are those who lead by example. Establishing and maintaining the relationship between leaders and those they lead ultimately comes down to communication—how
Recruitment and retention is all about finding the best candidates for your company and keeping that talent in house. As always, employee communications is key, but identifying the best personnel before they’re hired is the best way to keep the talent pipeline open. Motivation-based interviewing
Incivility is a virus that can disrupt even the most efficient work spaces. How can change management efforts and corporate culture training defeat incivility before it spreads? Civility. It’s a simple word. The Oxford Dictionary defines this noun as “Formal politeness and courtesy in behavior
The Spanish you learned in high school might be enough for you to ask where to find the bathroom or a library, but whatever’s left probably isn’t enough for you to delve into the nitty-gritty details of health insurance and employee benefits with a native
What does it mean for workplaces to be diverse? Does it always have to do with race? The answer is no. “Diversity: the art of thinking independently together.” – Malcom Forbes To be diverse you must be open to hiring everyone regardless of their
Employee benefits communication practices have evolved and gotten better for employers to help their workers sign up for healthcare benefits. As medical insurance focuses on HSAs, so too does the focus shift to flexibility as a desirable trait for all employee health benefits plans. Employee
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