America’s Top Management Consulting Companies
Management Consulting Companies of America Few professions thrive on the cusp of disruption quite like management consulting. As economic slowdown has surged, companies h...
How to Network Successfully When You’re an Introvert
Throughout your life, you’ll find many opportunities to attend events, conferences and even parties where you can meet highly influential people. Networking is one of t...
Reducing Turnover With People Analytics
With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic threatening a sharp economic slowdown, employee retention is a key objective for most organizations. For many organizations facing a re...
Understanding the 80/20 Rule (Pareto Principle)
What 20% of your work drives 80% of your business outcomes? ...
Different Types of Managers: Which one are you?
Managers are the people that lead a team, give instruction, and see that an organization’s goals are achieved, be it production, branding, or more. In general, they see...
Workplace Compliance Considerations for Remote Employees
The Coronavirus pandemic has reached to the point where it is not only disrupting businesses and commercial activities but also is threatening employees’ health at home...
Are Your Employees Slacking Off? Here’s What to Do
Research shows that the average worker slacks off for up to 50 minutes a day – or more than five hours a week. Dealing with employees slacking off isn’t easy, but it ...
How to handle Employee Crisis during Work from Home
Crisis doesn’t come with a warning, and it comes at an unexpected time. Take the present Coronavirus situation, for instance! Countries across the world have shut down,...
Study: Smaller Teams Perform Better Than Bigger Teams
Situational judgment tests or SJTs are popular aptitude tests that employers utilize to test the problem-solving abilities of an employee. Situational judgment tests are ...
HR Cost Cutting Measures to Trim the Fluff
Cutting costs is the oft-repeated phrase that companies are using to meet the downturn in the economy and the declining revenues and sales. For most, cost-cutting transla...
Imposter Syndrome: A real bogeyman for the upwardly mobile honchos
Imposter syndrome is tied up with self-value. If you measure your self-worth by how hard you work, your education, and how far you have made it in your career, then self-...
Constructive Feedback : Killing Softly With Faint Praise and Loud Criticism
Learn the dos and don’ts of giving positive and constructive feedback to employees in the workplace. These constructive feedback phrases will help you go a long way...
Job Burnout and How to Get Unstuck at Work
It takes realizing that you’re not a machine, you’re a human. And it’s ok for humans to have an inbox full of emails you forget to reply to, miss a few deadlines. L...
Making Progress on Diversity and Inclusion Means Getting the Data Right
Collecting and using data in the right way and employing the right tools can help business leaders make progress toward their biggest D&I challenges. ...
A Short and Effective Cell Phone Policy
Employers are realizing the need to create policies that address phone use at work. If you don’t have a cell phone policy at work, this guide from The HR Digest wil...
The Biggest HR Trends in 2020 : Looking Ahead
From welcoming flextime in the workplace to understanding how workforce analytics can impact business decisions, these are the biggest HR trends that you’ll see as we m...
