Cross-culture training is designed to improve communication skills between individuals from different cultural backgrounds. Cultural training has become necessary in the workplace, with modern teams dispersed across the globe and certain collaboration tools breaking
Businesses can greatly benefit from employing millennials because of their adaptability. Millennials are the most tech-savvy in the workplace today because of their experience. People born between 1981 and 1997 grew up with technology.
If you have worked for several companies or organizations, you may have heard the line, "we're a family here." Many employers want to achieve this kind of culture in their company. Most of us spend
In the competitive world of tomorrow, your company’s ability to access and develop a talent pipeline that can scale with you will be the make-or-break factor in your organization’s success. Whether you are a hiring
Collaboration in the workplace not only increases the overall team productivity, but also establishes some meaningful experiences for your employees. Experience shows that if a person has a sense of meaning behind their work, they’re
There are a wide variety of scenarios in which an employee may want to discuss sensitive manners in a confidential setting. Often, the obvious place to go to will be HR, but can conversations with
Leadership development programs help to expand the ability and capacity of team members working in an organization to mold themselves into leadership roles. Almost 80% organizations have a leadership development gap and lack proper
Good leaders in the workplace can become valuable assets for their organizations. They can help their team stay motivated and are good at delegating tasks so that the day-to-day running of the business goes on
With an average workers comp claim reaching $41,000 and an industry total of $100.2 billion, it’s safe to say workers' compensation is an important lesson to learn, whether a company pays a high price,
According to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), 32% of all immigrant adults in the US have a bachelor’s degree or higher. To get the full picture, 33% of US-born adults have the same educational background,
