12 Reasons why I love being a Consultant
I have been a consultant for about nine years. Not everyone is suited to consulting, but I love it. Why do I love it? Let me count the ways…
Despite the current economy, the need for employees is still high. This category covers attracting, hiring, and retaining talent.
I have been a consultant for about nine years. Not everyone is suited to consulting, but I love it. Why do I love it? Let me count the ways…
Employers are continually innovating to ensure they can attract, hire, and retain talent. To stay competitive, some offer special incentives.
Companies that care about their employees also care about the communities in which they live. Learn ways that these organizations give back.
Employers know that it’s vital for people to build up their nest egg, and there are many ways they can help you prepare for your retirement.
With the hot topic of student loan forgiveness, it’s no wonder that employers are stepping up to help employees out with their education.
Everyone likes being recognized for excellent work, and organizations that do this are much more likely to attract and retain employees.
A company’s culture is like its personality or its soul – it’s an intangible set of unwritten norms and rules that guide how people behave.
I attended the annual NEW-PMI Professional Development Day on May the 4th at Lambeau Field (in person!). The theme this year was “You, Inc.!”
Most people won’t leave a job just because of money, but it can be a powerful incentive when they’re woefully underpaid; know people’s worth.
Careers are vastly different from jobs. If you want to keep your employees, offer them careers they can grow in rather than dead-end jobs.