Leadership Development
With the increase in conscious consumers, businesses are becoming increasingly aware of the growing demand for corporate sustainability from consumers and employees alike. We’ve compiled some best practices to help you build on the three sustainability pillars – environmental, social, and business.
Now that the ‘new normal’ has become the norm, how do you attract the best talent? A year ago, flexible working was seen as an easy carrot to offer – now that’s no longer a differentiator. How else can your business attract top talent? By offering greater autonomy, making them feel appreciated, and creating a supportive, positive team environment.
Hybrid working is a growing trend in the workplace. It allows employees to work in the way that suits them best, and it can also help retain talent and improve employee satisfaction scores. Employees can choose where they want to work - be it from home or in an office - while still having access to their colleagues, bosses and team members on a regular basis.
Are you taking yourself out of the running for a position even before you start? You have all the skills the job posting says you need, the qualifications, and good experience. You are feeling confident. But not so fast!
The youngest generation in the workplace, Gen Z (born between 1995- 2012) are entering their prime career years and are poised to make up 30% of the workforce by 2030. Known for being tech-savvy, Gen Zs have some unique traits that you should be aware of when managing them within the workplace.
It is becomingly increasingly understood that encouraging diversity and promoting inclusion is not only valuable, but a commercially astute business decision. By harnessing a diverse range of talent, companies can build a stronger business and generate increased productivity through a more creative, committed and motivated workforce.
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