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The Importance of Developing a “Flexible Mind”
When empowering business leaders and workers to navigate professional challenges, cultivating a 'flexible mind' can be transformative.
The Age Advantage: Why Older Workers Are the Secret to Success
Older employees can bring unparalleled experience, loyalty, and professionalism, while reducing turnover costs and enhancing team performance.
How HR Leaders Can Build an Inclusive, High-Performing Workplace
Learn how prioritizing inclusion enhances collaboration and creativity, drives long-term success for employees, and results in better business performance.
Troublemaker to CEO: Why I Champion the Skilled Trades as an Empowering Success Path
Skilled trades are not a "fallback" option; they are a pathway to stable, well-paying careers that support our nation’s infrastructure.
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What Do Your Entry-Level Employees Need?
When onboarding entry-level employees, managers face a balancing act between spoon-feeding them information and letting them figure things out on their own.
Training MVP Awards Best Practice: Contract Workflow Training at Forvis Mazars, LLP
The program is designed to ensure firmwide understanding of and compliance with acceptance, continuance, independence, and contracting processes. It includes detailed firm policies, how-to resources for documentation tools, and instructions for delivering approved contracts.
Strategies to Improve Employees’ Benefits Packages
To secure and retain the best talent, establish and highlight a unique set of benefits demonstrating your commitment to supporting your employees.
Customer Service Lessons from My 50th Birthday Celebration in Paris
When training employees on customer service, a Golden Rule/empathy approach might work best as employees imagine themselves in the shoes of those they are serving or working with.