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Joining a Team Right Before the Holidays: Should You Bring Gifts?
You've landed a new job and you're still just getting to know everyone, but the holidays are coming up - a time when personal relationships are in the spotlight. Close work friends may trade personal gifts, while the entire office might have a few traditions that involve gifting between coworkers. As the newest person, [...]
Show You Care: 9 Well-Thought-Out Christmas Gifts for Your Staff
The joy of the holidays is not just celebrated with our friends and families at home, but with our work families as well.If you manage a workforce, it's the perfect time to appreciate your colleagues and employees. A giving employer shows the team they really care. Gifts boost employees' morale, regardless of the situation. More [...]
Want to Get That Dream Job in a Cinch? Don’t Be an Interview Grinch
You've seen the movie. You know the story. And you surely know you don't want to be the Grinch who stole Christmas. This is just the case when it comes to dream job interviews this holiday season. It's time to show your festive side and follow our holiday-inspired interview tips!Do Your Research to Land Your Dream [...]
The 5 Best Home Workouts for Remote Workers
Working from home has opened up a whole new world of fitness for modern professionals. Many of us who would never have found ourselves at the gym now have the opportunity to break a sweat and catch a shower any time during the work day - which is great for keeping your blood pumping [...]
Quiet Quitters: Fire or Keep? 8 Tips for Managing Quiet Quitting
When watching for signs of burnout, a quiet quitter is a red flag. Quiet quitting has always been a problem in the workforce, but since the pandemic, the matter has become a rising priority for modern managers. A quiet quitter is someone who does the minimum required to keep their job and no more. [...]
Business as Usual Is Not So Usual Anymore: Cater to the New Normal With a Flexible Work Environment
A woman sips her morning coffee as she walks into the office. A habit she has honed after years of doing the same thing every morning of every weekday. She sits down to work in the same office, at the same desk, around all the same people from 8 in the morning to 5 [...]
5 Reasons Employers Should Be Quick With Their Hiring Process
As it has been for a while, most companies take their time before hiring the right candidate. And it makes sense, right? As an employer, you should take time before hiring to ensure you hire top talent. Unfortunately, that's not the case. Even in a slow job market, the competition for top talent is fierce. [...]
Burnout and Limited Autonomy: What You Can Do to Get Free – Pt 2
[Continued from "Burnout and Limited Autonomy: What You Can Do to Get Free - Pt 1"] Tunnel Vision Burnout: You Can't See the Way Out The last kind of burnout caused by a lack of autonomy can happen to anyone. Your routine gets the better of you and you really do start doing the [...]
Burnout and Limited Autonomy: What You Can Do to Get Free – Pt 1
Humans are not machines. If you pull the exact same lever the exact same way for months, you will get a repetitive stress injury in your arm and shoulder. The same is also true of your brain. You don't eat exactly the same thing for breakfast every day. You don't wear the same shirt every day or watch [...]