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A Day in the Life of an Employee Experience Manager and Specialist

Cornerstone On Demand

What's your best piece of advice for other companies trying to improve their work environment? I recommend starting with small changes or focusing on areas where you know you can move the needle a bit and then build on that. What's your best piece of advice for other companies trying to improve their work environment?

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The Business Case for Diversity and Other Lessons From HR Tech 2018

Cornerstone On Demand

Held at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, the event covered topics ranging from the impact of data on hiring and the onset of automation, to the growing importance of learning management tools and why failure is a key part of business. Header photo: Twenty20 Categories: Leadership Article Tags: Leadership Sommer, said.

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How to start an escape room business: a step-by-step guide

Homebase

Now, imagine you started your own escape room business and got to guide others through the same fun-filled adventure every day. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know about how to open an escape room business of your own. What type of business is an escape room? Are escape rooms profitable?

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Leslie McIntyre Tavella of Culpeo HR: “Take the time to invest in your people”

Thrive Global

Leslie McIntyre Tavella has devoted her entire career to building and strengthening businesses and creating environments where talented people can excel. Leslie understood from the beginning that differentiation and consistency are crucial to thriving in a competitive business climate. What lesson or take away did you learn from that?

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Dear ReWorker: How Can I Get My Employees to Be on Time?

Cornerstone On Demand

Dear ReWorker, We have a small business with only four employees. So, my advice? Your ReWorker, Suzanne Lucas, Evil HR Lady Photo: Creative Commons Categories: Talent Management Article Tags: ReWorker; Talent Management We need our employees to be on time because our clients come to us. Make them believe you.

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Why You Should Rarely Fight an Unemployment Claim

Cornerstone On Demand

Business owners, especially small business owners, are constantly concerned about keeping costs down—and rightfully so. If you have too many unemployment claims, your cost as a business goes up. As a result, many businesses go to great lengths to ensure that employees do not win their unemployment claims.

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A Day In the Life of a Campus Recruiting Expert

Cornerstone On Demand

We brought in senior leaders from the organization to teach the grads about the different parts of the business. Many, many patents came out of those projects, so the induction program had a huge business value. For a company that has no program and wants to start one, my advice is to start small.