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The Delicate Art of Choosing Part-Time vs. Full-Time Workers

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It’s an easy exercise with the potential for a huge payoff. Training costs: Dealing with constant turnover among part-time employees may result in higher training costs, as new hires might need more frequent onboarding. But have you ever sat down and defined part-time vs. full-time work at your business?

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How to Make a Business Case for Onboarding Process Improvement

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But is your boss convinced that the new hire onboarding pain is palpable enough yet? A helpful exercise is to organize potential items in a SWOT (Strengths – Weaknesses – Opportunities – Threats) four-square grid. Think about the types of activities that will result in positive outcome change for your business.

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Best interview questions to ask candidates (and how to evaluate answers)

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But when you get them right, you’ll gain better insights into candidates and make smarter hiring decisions. To do this, first determine what qualities you want to see in your new hire. Culture fit. For example, you could ask content writing candidates to submit their answers to an editing exercise. Researching skills.

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Why Equity Matters More than Diversity or Inclusion, with Aubrey Blanche

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Founder and CEO of The Mathpath and Senior Director of People Operations & Strategic Programs at Culture Amp, Aubrey refers to herself as an equitable designer and is always looking at workplaces through the lens of equity. She’s Senior Director of People Operations and Strategic Programs at Culture Amp.

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These Companies Made Work-Life Balance More Than a Buzzword—and Even Boosted Productivity

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Employees working in cultures that promote an exhausting and unhealthy work ethic are more likely to experience stress , sickness , and burnout —hurting retention, performance, and morale. That's why more and more companies are making work-life balance a core component of their cultures—and showing employees they truly value it.

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Faces of HR: Jennifer Armstrong-Owen on the Value of Emotional Agility, Curiosity and Soft Skills

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I think it’s been since 2010 that I took a global HR role. We’re here to exercise who we are fully, both in our personal and our public life and get better. I’m getting asked questions I haven’t thought about before ever. It’s interesting.

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Google’s Former Career Coach Recommends This Trick to Boost Employee Engagement

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Knowing how important this is, Google has baked coaching in at every step of its employees career paths, from new Googlers receiving help navigating the culture to executive development training for leaders. In 2010, it launched Career Guru , a program through which employees can receive one-on-one support from experienced Google alumni.