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Improve Retention Up to 50 Percent Because Post-Exit Interviews Get More Honest Answers
Because so few measure it, you will probably be surprised to learn that research now shows that “about 50 percent of all voluntary turnove..
Too much email, too many meetings, too many nights working: What’s your organizational currency?
In its simplest form, organizational currency means identifying the cultural behavior that gets rewarded, and thus perpetuated.
Use Your Seat to Get Ahead at Work
Sitting next to a star improves your performance, research shows; finally, something to like about open offices.
Six Research-Backed Strategies To Increase Team Productivity And Reduce Stress
A growing number of U.S. businesses are implementing well-being initiatives — that focus on health, personal development and productivity ..
Why Better Onboarding Means Less Churn: Proven Tactics You Can Try Today
Optimizing your onboarding in the name of maximizing retention is a skillful combination of understanding your customers, leveraging their..
Tesla Shows How Traditional Business Metrics Are Outdated
We don’t need to throw out all classic business metrics. But we should recognize their fundamental flaws and complement them with a new se..
How To Make Organizational Values Come Alive
Strong, shared values turn an organization into a kind of hologram, in which every part contains enough information in condensed form to d..
7 Sure Signs That Your Workplace Is Toxic
If your management focuses solely on what employees are doing wrong, you may be working for a toxic company.
4 Simple Ways To Effectively Engage With Passive Candidates
A passive candidate is someone that is employed who is not actively searching for a new job opportunity.
Why Leaders Should Rethink a Business Culture in Which Everyone Is Always ‘Busy’
There are implications for a company culture when its people are obsessed with being busy. For instance, employees may become run down. Jo..