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Attrition versus turnover: What’s the difference and why does it matter?

Insperity

This is especially important in industries with a relatively high turnover rate that don’t have the luxury of time for a long onboarding process. By building an employee knowledge base , you can capture insights from your people as they work, so you’re not hustling to gather information while people are planning their departure.

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The Twine Guide to Building Your Internal Knowledge Base

Twine App

We’ve created this guide to help you build the perfect internal Knowledge Base. We’ve kept it in plain English, avoiding jargon whenever possible, much in the same way we advise you to do in your Knowledge Base. Learn what a knowledge base is and why you need one. What is a knowledge base?

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Understanding and Driving Equality in the Workplace

Vantage Circle

It also includes people with differences in education, personalities, skill sets, experiences, and knowledge bases. Companies are in fierce competition to make it to the “Best Places to Work” lists provided by various magazines and websites. Set consequences for racial discrimination and unacceptable behaviour at work.

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Cross-training staff: A guide to effective implementation

Insperity

From the employee perspective, cross-training is important because it allows employees to expand their skills and knowledge base. This process is similar to what would occur when onboarding a new employee. Cross-training is about developing employees in order to better the business and the customer experience.

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Reskilling: What is it and why is it important?

Insperity

Recruiting, interviewing, vetting and hiring new employees is expensive and time-consuming, even before you get to onboarding. When you reskill your current employees, you avoid the costs and the long timeline of hiring and onboarding a new person. Keep an eye on new trends. Make skills development part of each employee’s routine.

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How To Be Great At Sales Without Seeming Salesey, With Mitch Russo & Jason Patel

Thrive Global

We working on growing our platform, which means onboarding more customers, recruiting more service providers, and building systems to serve more families. Two, sales is viewed as something tactile, not knowledge-based. Bring them as close to onboarding as possible so that they are incentivized to pay. Obstacle is the way.

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Jeanne Hopkins: “Make education a priority”

Thrive Global

Be the “go-to” person for your knowledge base. And, being part of an organization that values the customer experience from marketing to sales to onboarding to success is a huge win. Be the “go-to” person for your knowledge base. Remain curious: The why of your everyday work can lead to surprising results.