Innovative Employee Incentives #5: Professional Development
One of the top incentives people look for when seeking a new job is the opportunity to continue growing and developing in their profession.
If you are a Product Owner, a Project Manager, a Scrum Master, or a Business Analyst, you are inherently a leader. But it’s not always easy being a leader.
One of the top incentives people look for when seeking a new job is the opportunity to continue growing and developing in their profession.
This blog covers all the places a person might work. For knowledge workers once constrained to an office, those limitations no longer matter.
I recently switched companies, which gave me the opportunity to research what organizations are doing to incentivize people to take new jobs.
Do you need a Working Agreement? It’s a best practice, and by creating one, you’ll get buy-in from the team and become more self-managed.
I’ve had the unenviable position of removing people before. Unpleasant as it is, it’s (unfortunately) sometimes necessary to remove people.
When ending the Employee Life Cycle, retirement is a nice way to move into the next phase of life; however, you may (or may not) be ready.
We’re now experiencing the Great Resignation – employees are resigning, ending their employment; learn why people are leaving their jobs.
Here are five more bonus tips for retaining your very best employees; they’re a few more things you can do to keep your best employees around.
It’s a lot of work to get people to join your company; once they do, you should do everything you can to keep your employees happy. Learn how!
Recognizing and rewarding your employees doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Use whatever you can to ensure people feel appreciated.