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5 company initiatives that improve office culture

Achievers - Recruiting

In today’s competitive market for talent, office culture is everything. A great company culture, or organizational culture , is the key to business success. Luckily, you don’t have to reinvent the wheel to improve office culture. For example, in March, members of the marketing team will shadow whomever they want.

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Hyper-personalizing compensation and benefits: 5 actions to take

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And HR leaders understand that a one-size-fits-all approach to compensation and benefits doesn’t best serve their people, or the organization. Compensation should not be the only reward in your toolkit. And so, compensation (financial, benefits, or otherwise) is not the best way to think about personalized employee experiences.

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Employee Onboarding…or Onboring?

ExactHire Recruiting

Providing Value With the above definition of boring, we could say that boring onboarding is a low-value experience–that is, low-value from the employee’s perspective. This should not be mixed up with questions of compensation. Truly great employees are not motivated by salary alone; there needs to be value beyond dollars.

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How to Handle a Bad Hire: 5 Expert Tips | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

Bad hires also affect employee morale and productivity, especially if others have to take on extra tasks to compensate for the underperforming employee. Use onboarding as a probation period. Treat your onboarding program, or some portion of it, as a probationary period to ensure new hires are right for the role.

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How to Build an Employee Experience Roadmap | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

However, we often see businesses that develop a workplace culture without considering the entire employee journey. The employee experience is how employees perceive your organization during their employee journey, which is the time from the beginning of the recruitment process and their onboarding experience to the end of employment.

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Is Your Check Culture Light On?

Recruiting Daily Advisor

There is a lot of talk surrounding company culture, which is important. A company’s culture is the revving engine behind any successful organization. Because much like engines, company missions and cultures require maintenance, checkups and alignment from time to time. How is our management style reflecting our culture?

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Should Remote Compensation Be Based On Where Employees Live?

Eightfold

This has inevitably led organizations to question their pay scales; specifically, whether or not employee compensation should be based on the living expenses in the employees’ physical location. “To You cannot make such a big decision without closely examining the HR implications of a geography-based compensation policy.