Staffing Resources

Want Your Team to Stop Catching Z’s in Your Meetings? Here Are 3 Tips

December 13th, 2019

Meetings are an effective way to gather people together and make a plan, said almost no one. Too often, you leave a meeting saying ‘this could have been an email’ instead of feeling like it was time well spent. That’s not to say productive meetings do not occur, just that they are the exception instead of […]

Why Are Employees Leaving After Only a Couple Months?

November 8th, 2019

As an employer, you likely aren’t hiring new team members with the expectation that they’ll leave the position quickly. Even though workforce trends indicate employees aren’t staying at companies as long as they used to, you still expect them to stay at least a year or two.   Unfortunately, you may be noticing a terrifying trend […]

How to Make Mental Health a Priority in Your Workplace

October 25th, 2019

An estimated 1 in 5 people in the office suffer from a mental illness, whether it’s anxiety, substance abuse, depression, or attention deficit disorder. Think about it in terms of a meeting or even around the lunch table. You or your co-workers are likely struggling with something that due to stigmas and expectations remains unspoken.     […]

5 Best Practices for Acing Your Dreaded Phone Interview

October 18th, 2019

In a world where email and text eliminate the need for face-to-face conversations, many people have come to dread talking on the phone. Because they’re out of practice, any call that comes through can be stressful and maybe even a little bit annoying. Even with these feelings, the unfortunate reality is that sometimes you need […]

Is a Summer Vacation Just What You Need to Make the Rest of 2017 a Success?

May 19th, 2017

Back in 1910, William Taft made the statement that vacations should be two or three months long, “in order to continue work the next year with that energy and effectiveness which it ought to have” (The New York Times, 07/31/1910). Most employers won’t give you that much time off, but according to a paper published […]