“One size fits all” doesn’t work when it comes to managing people. People are, well, people with differing personalities, likes, dislikes, skills, genders, life experiences, and circumstances. It is no wonder managers and employees become frustrated with one another over such things as performance expectations, core values and culture. We’ve shared that nearly 80% of employee turnover…
Could Management Be Improved?
Did you know that an estimated 80% of the turnover in organizations is caused by poor management. That is a staggering figure when you stand back and contemplate it. This is also an expensive matter, if you believe the DOL’s estimate that the cost of turnover is 1.5 times the annual salary of the person leaving the…
Performance Appraisal Legal Guidelines
This is an important topic becomes performance appraisals are often one of the deciding factors used in most human resources decisions such as pay, promotions, transfers, training opportunities, layoffs, demotions, suspensions, and terminations. And as such you and your organization might find yourselves with a legal challenge to your performance appraisal system if any of…
Summertime and Body Odor!
It’s summertime, summertime, sum- sum- summertime, and with summertime comes the opportunity for employees to come to work with body odor. Having to deal with this matter may be one of the most difficult issues a business owner or manager has to face, especially if you’re in a retail or business setting where a little…
Interviewing for Success
One of the most important roles and responsibilities a leader has is to build a strong leadership team. As important as recruiting is to the success of an organization it is frequently one of the poorest leader skills. Statistics indicate that the success rate for quality hires is about 48%. Not great. In previous blog…
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