A recent survey by the online career platform The Muse found that more than 70 percent of workers who changed jobs during the Great Resignation say their new positions aren’t what they expected.
Reddit user Darksideofthemoon90 recently shared, “I was so excited
According to Dan Schawbel, New York Times Bestselling Author and Managing Partner of Workplace Intelligence, there are several workplace trends that will impact how we work and live for the upcoming year. Here are Schawbel’s top five:
#1: Most companies
A great company culture isn’t just a nice to have. It’s a differentiator in a marketplace where millions of organizations are clamoring to attract, hire, and retain the best-and-brightest talent. Want to get the recognition your remarkable company deserves? Then
Organizations around the globe are having a hard time attracting workers and struggling to keep them – sometimes beyond day one. Increasingly, new hires are accepting offers and then ghosting employers by not showing up. And the ones that do
Groundbreaking research conducted by WorkProud, an organization with a comprehensive approach to building company cultures that inspire people, just revealed an unexplored – yet critical – driver of employee performance: Pride. When employees take pride in their work or feel
A record 5.6% of U.S. restaurant workers quit their jobs in April. Industry employees say they want to get away from low pay and difficult customers, and a growing number of openings in the labor market is making it easier
Work as we know it has changed – forever. And from the looks of it, one must quickly learn how to adapt to and embrace change because it is the only constant. From volatile global presidential elections, the COVID-19 pandemic,
As the world races to vaccinate as many people as possible – as quickly as possible – organizations are going to have to take a stand on the vaccine. Questions need to be answered such as: Should we mandate the