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Most of us work a typical 8-hour workday and 40-hour work week; anything from shift work to office-bound roles and more. If we’re lucky, we may only spend one-third of our lives working. Hopefully, we pursue roles and careers we’re genuinely passionate about.

Robust onboarding is top of mind for most companies. Losing employees to poor onboarding can result in high employee turnover and damaged organization’s reputation.

Organizations are turning to their millennial workforce for insights. Understanding they need to nurture and encourage diversity across their company is a must.

Many people having "aha" moments on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) after the pandemic affected everyone differently. However, the pandemic also created many opportunities for leadership to increase DEI awareness and implementation.

High and steady levels of engagement should be prioritized at any organization. However, an ever-changing work environment has tested our ability to communicate effectively when working remotely.

Not every management professional is born with the skills to be a Great boss. Fortunately, with a bit of self-awareness and the desire to improve, almost anyone can become an effective people leader.

The ability to motivate and engage employees determines the level of success as new dynamics emerge. But the philosophies regarding employee engagement and motivation are shifting; people are no longer attracted by the highest salary or company benefits alone!

For many organizations, the holidays are one of the most stressful and busy times of the year. Your leadership team wants all outstanding business operations and objectives in place before the new year, while employees are gearing up for days off and vacation time.

We’ve all had to sit through our share of boring, unproductive, and cringe-worthy corporate gatherings. But not all meetings have to be this way.

There are few things as simple or powerful as the act of saying “thank you.” Studies show that daily gratitude benefits individual mental and physical health, while also improving organizational health and business results.

What began as a single car dealership in 1979 run by Larry H. and Gail Miller, has grown into one of the largest privately-owned companies in the United States. The group’s primary mission is “To Enrich Lives.”

With the reality of permanent remote work settling in for many, the distinction between work and personal life is blurred, making happiness in our work more imperative than ever to avoid burnout.

In this article, we discuss why employee feedback is valuable and give tips regarding how to collect it effectively. Let's get started!

The concept of rewards and recognition-based programs appears to be similar; after all, both offer some form of validation for a job well done. Now, what's the difference between the two?

Engaging remote employees can be difficult and even a burden for a lot of employers. Worry no more - Here are 4 easy yet highly effective tips to keep your employees engaged and highly motivated while working remotely.

Nowadays, the modern organization is expected to be both agile and open to change. While this is easier said than done, employees now expect more from organizations than ever before. Employees want the opportunity to grow within their organization while being engaged in meaningful work (and recognized for it, too!).

Every year, Employee Appreciation Day is celebrated on the first Friday in March - This is the official day to thank employees for their contributions to your organization. Recognition and appreciation can boost morale, increase employee engagement and reduce turnover.

Intrinsic motivation is essential to stay productive when working from home. At the same time, adding simple activities to your daily routine can help you feel your best productive self and master remote work. From having a routine, to managing online meetings – here’s a list of tips that will help you when working remotely.