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Retention Strategies
All retention strategies are not created equal. Or are they? In the rapidly evolving landscape of 2025, companies are increasingly...
Aug 64 min read


What Does HR Do? What You See & What You Don't!
I saw the above image recently and it got me thinking... As an HR professional, do you sometimes feel your role is undervalued or...
Mar 245 min read


Respect as the Foundation of Effective Leadership
Respect isn’t something you’re handed. It is something you earn. Here’s the truth: The most respected professionals don’t rely on titles or positions. They earn admiration through behavior beyond the average. Defining Respect in Leadership Respect is a crucial concept that applies to various aspects of life, including leadership. At its essence, respect means acknowledging and appreciating the value and dignity of others. In leadership, respect signifies recognizing the wort
Feb 276 min read


How To Stay Focused
You sit at your computer, ready to start the work you've been promising yourself to complete. However, your inbox inevitably pings, your chat beeps and your phone rings. Just as you're about to begin, you instinctively reach for your phone, browse headlines, and scroll through social media—your focus shattering with each digital distraction. These interruptions, both external and self-imposed, have become our default mode rather than the exception. Many of us think we're skil
Feb 125 min read


What’s the Difference? HRIS / HCM / HRMS
As digital transformation accelerates in the HR field, it's crucial for companies to have a comprehensive grasp of the different HR solutions at their disposal. Many organizations often evaluate three options: HRIS, HCM, and HRMS. In this discussion, we will explain the meanings of these acronyms and explore their potential applications. Top Line: HRIS – Human Resources Information System Modules Include : Employee Data Management, Payroll Processing, Benefits Admin, Time & A
Nov 27, 20243 min read


Employee Performance Metrics – How to Measure the ‘Softer Skills’
Monitoring employee performance is crucial for assessing how effectively employees perform their duties. HR teams require dependable methods to evaluate productivity, efficiency, and overall performance. While measuring 'hard skills' such as KPIs is straightforward, assessing competencies, behaviors, or 'softer' task completions presents a challenge. These insights assist in pinpointing areas needing improvement, recognizing top performers, and informing decisions regarding t
Nov 25, 20247 min read


Stay Interviews 101
A stay interview is a crucial management tool aimed at enhancing employee retention rates. By uncovering the factors that motivate employees to stay with a company, as well as potential reasons for leaving, stay interviews enable managers to proactively address any dissatisfaction. This proactive approach not only reduces the risk of employee turnover but also contributes to a happier and more engaged workforce. Stay interviews differ from traditional interviews in their focu
Oct 8, 20244 min read


Culture Killer – A Toxic Work Environment
What is a Toxic Work Environment? A toxic work environment can be detrimental to both Team Members and the organization as a whole. It is characterized by negativity, dysfunction, and a lack of trust, often leading to issues such as bullying, harassment, and discrimination. A toxic work environment is one where negative behavior—such as manipulation, bullying, yelling, and so on—are so intrinsic to the culture of the organization that a lack of productivity, a lack of trust,
Oct 4, 20244 min read


How to Delegate - Work Smarter, not Harder!
The best People Leaders are the best delegators. It not only boosts their team's efficiency but their own too. Delegation is a vital management skill, yet it can be challenging to implement for many managers. Some may hesitate to delegate work for various reasons such as thinking it will take longer to explain tasks than to do them themselves, wanting to maintain a sense of indispensability by keeping certain knowledge, or feeling guilty about burdening others with addition
Aug 15, 20242 min read


Performance & Potential
As a People Leader, it is essential to identify individuals who display high potential and high performance in the workplace. Although the terms may sound similar, the two have distinct differences. High performers excel in their current role, while high potentials can grow and succeed in future roles. Sometimes it is hard to differentiate one from another, so here is some useful information to help you out. What does High Performance mean? High Team Member performance is al
Jul 24, 20243 min read


Leadership Kindness
Imagine a workplace where every interaction is fueled by kindness. As a leader, you have the power to choose kindness, creating a lasting impact. Kindness, a celebrated virtue throughout history, is not just a nicety but a transformative force in leadership. Successful leaders understand the power of kindness, setting them apart and making them stand out.  The Basics  Kindness helps foster trust and respect, which are two of the most important components of successful leade
May 17, 20245 min read


Emotional Intelligence 101
What is Emotional Intelligence? Emotional intelligence, or the ability to understand and manage one's emotions, is a crucial skill in both personal and professional settings. Coined by researchers John Mayer and Peter Salovey in 1990, the concept was later popularized by psychologist Daniel Goleman. Developing emotional intelligence can lead to improved relationships, better communication, and greater success in the workplace. What are the Top 5 Characteristics of Emotional
Apr 11, 20244 min read


Culture 101
What Is Company Culture? Â A company's culture is a defining characteristic that sets them apart from others. It encompasses how employees interact within the organization and how the public perceives the company. At its core, company culture is a set of shared values and practices that shape an organization's identity. The more clearly defined a company's culture is, the more likely it is to attract top talent that aligns with its values. By prioritizing culture, companies c
Apr 1, 20249 min read


Active Listening
Active listening is an important part of your communication skill set because it encourages openness, honesty, and success. When you pay attention to your conversation partner, you show that person they are being heard, thus building trust and making that person feel like their words matter to you. One of the most critical skills in effective communication is active listening. Developing this soft skill will help you build and maintain relationships, solve problems, improve
Mar 5, 20244 min read


Employee Engagement - The Human Touch!
Strengthening employee engagement is crucial for the success of any organization. While metrics and surveys are helpful in identifying...
Feb 9, 20242 min read
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