Holiday Office Guide: Party Etiquette
Oh, the holiday party. Everyone’s favorite time to make HR cringe. It’s week two of the Holiday Office Guide and […]
Holiday Office Guide: Vacation Requests
It’s time to deck the halls and prep for those holiday questions that often leave us stumped. From gift exchanges,
Why You Should Factor in Discounts
Coupons, deals, discounts! These three words might not be ones you normally think of when it comes to employee happiness…
HR’s Response to #MeToo
In light of the recent Harvey Weinstein allegations, you may have noticed your social feeds filling up with #metoo. This
How to Be Assertive (for Introverts)
There are occasional advantages to being more outgoing at work. And while this post doesn’t assume that all extroverts are
The Returnship
Have you seen the movie, “The Intern”? You know the one. Robert DeNiro comes out of retirement to work for
National Work and Family Month
In 2003, Congress declared October National Work and Family Month. According to Former President Barack Obama’s official White House statement
What’s Your Employee Appreciation Language?
A popular book has circulated about relationships entitled “The Five Love Languages”. In his book, the author, Gary Chapman, discusses
The Power of Storytelling
In human resources, we are constantly looking for ways to improve our interview process in order to hire great talent.