After Layoffs, How Can Employers Handle Survivor Guilt?
We may or may not be heading for an economic downturn this year, but we certainly are seeing a slew of layoffs. The technology industry
We may or may not be heading for an economic downturn this year, but we certainly are seeing a slew of layoffs. The technology industry
Three years ago, the pandemic lockdown triggered a wave of relentless workplace change. Over time, we’ve all had to revamp our attitudes, expectations and behaviors
The Problem Can you confidently say that 100% of your employees feel safe at work? For business and HR leaders, ensuring the health and safety
At what point in a career does learning stop? Hopefully, never! Most business and technical professionals realize that becoming proficient in a job and becoming
Sponsored by Social Flowers What a difference three years can make! I’m sure that’s what many remote employees are thinking these days. Before the pandemic,
“Absence makes the heart grow fonder.” No doubt, you’ve heard this familiar quote. You may even have said it to encourage others who are separated
Running a business from home can be an exhilarating and highly rewarding experience. But remote business owners know that leading from a home office also
Work Norms Are Changing In 2019, about nine million U.S. civilians worked from home on a regular basis. Then the pandemic arrived. Nearly overnight, remote
We don’t need research to tell us the future of work will be much different from pre-pandemic norms. But Covid isn’t the cause. Disruption was
When you think about your future within your organization, what do you envision? Do you anticipate moving up through the ranks into a managerial or
As 2022 comes to a close, several work trends are clearly visible on the horizon. Here’s one employers can’t afford to ignore — an alarming
As 2022 draws to a close, most organizations are deeply involved in planning, budgeting and forecasting for the coming year. To complete this rigorous process,
I’m a fan of fun work environments. So of course, I’m also a fan of humor at work. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying
Have you noticed that workforce engagement and motivation are slipping? You’re not the only one. In April, Gallup confirmed that U.S. workforce engagement declined from
In 2020, our most popular blog post discussed how leaders could move forward when Covid abruptly forced many of us to work from home. I
Employee appreciation is naturally top-of-mind for employers during the holiday season. But employees actually prefer recognition throughout the year. In fact, according to a HubSpot
As social beings, many of our relationships are based on reciprocity. At work, we’re often involved in transactional behavior, where we expect to receive at
Some conversations stay with me. It could be something about the subject, the wisdom of the person I’m talking to, or the timeliness of the
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the last article in a 4-part series sponsored by Unit4. The series outlines a new approach to talent strategy for people-centric
When someone says it’s time for performance evaluations, what happens? You can almost hear a collective groan ripple across an organization. Reactions run the gamut,
Friendships are an essential aspect of work life. But friendships among remote employees aren’t the same as relationships among people who spend time together in
Sponsored by: Ivanti You’ve heard the adage “measure twice, cut once.” It’s good advice from the sewing world. The idea is to encourage people who
The working world has spoken: Employees want to be part of organizations that value and support diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). But they won’t accept
Sponsored by: ThoughtExchange For several months, we’ve been sharing insights from our partner ThoughtExchange. They’ve done some fascinating research on Gen Z employees, employee experience,
Leaders and managers frequently refer to the famous Albert Einstein quote when something in their organizations isn’t working after repeated efforts. I wonder what Einstein