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Managing Millennials: It
Millennials, or employees born in the 1980s and 1990s, form the driving engine of most modern workplaces. These young workers in their 20s and 30s are taking over as baby boomers gradually exit, and they
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Avoid These Poor Hiring Behaviors
Your hiring program may be on track, and you may be working hard every day to attract the most talented workers and the best cultural matches. But if you
We all Make Mistakes: What
In order to drive our careers (and our lives) forward and get the most out of our time, talents, and skills, we need to let go of the illusion of perfection. As it happens, the sooner young employees learn this important lesson, the faster they reach their professional goals. If you
Five Tips to Offering Praise and Criticism
As a manager, you take responsibility for the success of your employees, and you also take responsibility for their missed deadlines, professional obstacles, and imperfect work. If they show high potential and fail to deliver, it
What to Do with an Employee Who
If you have any experience managing a team of human beings, you
Learn From Your Exit Interviews
When your employees give notice and leave your company to seek their fortunes elsewhere, do you close the relationship with a detailed, meaningful exit interview? If you don