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Why Everyone Should Aim to Develop a High-Performance Culture

6Q

Read on to understand the value of a high-performance culture in the workplace. Company culture refers to an organisation’s behaviours, personalities, and values. Either by deliberate design or natural development, culture affects how your company functions and develops. Culture Fit. Transparency.

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Why an Employee Value Proposition is More Important Than Ever During an Economic Downturn

Blu Ivy Group

Of course, retention of your most valuable team members is just the tip of the iceberg. We help organizations across the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors build extraordinary employee experiences, magnetic employer brands, and high-performance cultures. For inquiries, please contact sparker@bluivygroup.com.

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Should Your EVP Be Aspirational?

Blu Ivy Group

Wherever you may be in your culture journey, here is one thing that we know through decades of doing this stuff: Not only is it okay to have an Aspirational Gap in your EVP and employer brand messaging, but it is also an ideal way to inspire talent with a vision of what the near future will offer them personally.

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Team Member Interview: Andrea Nicho

Blu Ivy Group

Nowadays, job seekers can easily access information about company culture and employee experiences through social media and online review sites. Of course, it’s great to highlight all the positive aspects of working for your company. But you should also be honest about any challenges or areas where you need to improve.

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Navigating 2024 HR Priorities: Critical Questions for CHROs

Blu Ivy Group

I’ve had the great pleasure of sitting down with truly inspiring HR leaders over the course of my career. Blog Contributor: Jenni Lamb Director, Business Development About Us Blu Ivy Group is a global leader in employer branding, organizational culture, and recruitment marketing. ” Harvard Business Review.

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How Can Your Organization Develop and Keep High Potential Technical Talent?

Engagedly

Consider online courses, conferences, workshops, and internal knowledge-sharing initiatives to cater to different learning styles and preferences. In addition to recognition and rewards, companies should prioritize diversity and inclusion in their talent acquisition strategies. Equip them with diverse training resources.

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Where Companies Need to Focus Their Employer Brand Investment in 2024

Blu Ivy Group

For many organizations this sense of renewal extends into annual planning cycles; it’s time to evaluate past performance, realign courses of action and strategically set budgets for the year ahead. As we start to say goodbye to summer 2023, we step back into the renewed hustle and bustle of back-to-school time.