Starting Your Own Business: Valuable Lessons Learned
Starting a business can be done; it is done every day. Each business owner gathers a special set of valuable lessons learned.
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How Hot-Desking Will Kill Your Company
Many companies resist the idea that employees should work from home. While this is a nineteenth-century idea, the argument can be made that if you have a tightly knit work team, then insisting everyone comes to the office can help drive efficiency.
Affirmative Action Is More Complicated Than It Appears
Affirmative action balances opportunities for historically disenfranchised groups. However, each situation requires careful attention to detail.
The 10 Characteristics of a Great Workplace Culture
What defines a great workplace culture? The Great Place to Work Institute offers the following 10 suggestions to drive employee engagement.
Why Your Diversity Efforts Fail in the Workplace, Part 4
Performance is another reason why diversity efforts fail. Often, there is a lack of clear linkage and communication to performance.
Virtual Reality Training Meets the Office Environment
The possibilities of virtual reality training are virtually endless. But now it has entered a new environment: the corporate office.
Micro-Entrepreneurs are the Backbone of the Gig Economy
Businesses have a choice. They must rebuild their foundation on a digital business model or risk ending up on the dustbin of history. Micro-entrepreneurs are the backbone and the engine of this emerging economy.
Brand Loyalty and Appealing to the Millennial Market
Millennials are less loyal to specific brands. But Millennial consumers are willing to pay extra to have their expectations met.
Why Your Diversity Efforts Fail in the Workplace, Part 3
An additional reason why diversity efforts fail is because there is a lack of effort and focus on a specific dimension of diversity.