A global poll conducted by Gallup has uncovered that out of the world’s one billion full-time workers, only 15% of people are engaged at work. That means that an astronomical 85% of people are unhappy in their jobs. When topics such as work-life balance, employee engagement and company culture seem
As time goes by, technology gets more useful and intuitive – including our mobile phones. Smartphones and other personal communication devices being used in the workplace has become somewhat of a taboo topic over the years, but employers seem to be willing to break the mould now, and here’s why
Absence due to sickness is a challenge for any company no matter what time of year it is; but the winter time seems to bring a completely different type of wipeout with it that leaves some businesses struggling to pick up the slack when multiple employees are at home with
Social media is just the norm no-a-days. Kids grow up communicating through their phones via platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, leaving them prone to be addicted to the sites as they progress into their adult lives. While there are definitely some questionable characteristics which have us wondering whether social
Part 4 of ‘The Recruitment Process’ series delved headfirst into why it’s super important to make a good impression on your candidates and how to go about given the best first impression possible. In this edition, we are going to be exploring collaborative hiring and why you should absolutely be
A manager is defined as a person responsible for controlling or administering an organisation or group of staff. They are tasked with the authority over a department, monitoring the work and progression of each individual and taking command of a situation. But what really makes a good manager great? Management