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5 ways to support your employees during a recession
Recession isn’t easy for anyone – be it managers or employees.
How do you support your workers during an economic downturn? By implementing some of these 5 tactics – take a look.
What are parasite employees & how to deal with them?
Do you know what’s a parasite employee? What indicates your office may have one and how do you deal with such a worker?
So many questions, I know.
Read this blog post & find it all out.
Managing time vs. energy – can both work together to boost productivity?
Planning out your workday to the minute sounds good, but you also need mental energy to complete your tasks. That’s where energy management comes in.
Quiet quitting – what it is and how it exposes broken work culture
Quiet quitting has become a popular topic of discussion among Millennial and Gen Z workers on TikTok, but it is more than…
Survey reveals employees are fine with monitoring – as long as they can see the data
Employee monitoring has been a touchy subject over recent years. As people switched to working from home during the pandemic, companies and…
The pros and cons of offering paid menstrual leave
Paid menstrual leave. What is it? Is it common? Should companies consider offering it? Read more to find answers to all of these questions.
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What is job hopping & 5 reasons to hire someone who’s done it
Some hiring managers might look the other way when it comes to hiring someone who’s done job hopping, but we’re here to prove them wrong.
Why is project time management important + ways to improve it
Excellent project time management is one of the most crucial ingredients that ensure project success. Of course, there’s also precise project cost…
July is the most productive month of the year in the US, according to study
With an average employee efficiency of 86.23%, July is the most productive month of the year in the US. Whereas the least productive month is June.
