A “Not So Scary” Call to Action: Recognizing the Potential of Team Members Over Age 55
Workplace discussions around diversity and inclusion have gained unprecedented momentum in recent years. Unfortunately, one facet of this multifaceted issue often gets overlooked: ageism. By dispelling negative ageist cliches, we not only uphold the dignity of older workers, a fundamental aspect of respect but also unleash the full potential of an experienced workforce. This shift in perspective can lead to a more inclusive, dynamic, and productive work environment where the wealth of knowledge that older employees bring is embraced and celebrated. The Reality of an Aging Workforce The statistics are clear. 1 [...]
Belongingness: Valued, Seen, and Appreciated, A Business Value.
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Undoing the Great Resignation: Three Essential People Strategies
Get your people to stay, a growth strategy. According to a [...]
Pipeline Trauma: Hiring the Right People and Keeping Key People
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Why Small Business Teams Should Be Self-Directed Part II
Owners complain that they cannot find enough people to fill [...]
Why Small Business Teams Should Be Self-Directed
Have you ever admitted? “I’m so busy working in the [...]