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The Secret to Crushing Your New Year Business Goals: Employee Performance
It’s January, and the energy is electric. New year, new strategy, right? Businesses everywhere are rolling out big plans for growth, innovation, and market domination. But let’s be real—no strategy, no matter how brilliant, stands a chance without the right people in the right places. The success of your shiny new business plan? It all comes down to employee performance.
3 mistakes managers make when developing employees
Managers without formal education or training in organizational development or performance management often fail to perform one of the essential functions of management correctly: developing their employees. Among the mistakes we see managers make when working on developing their employees, there are three that stand out we see repeatedly.
How to Restructure Employee Roles for Growth
You and your employee may even decide that the role they are performing for you has changed as a result of the business climate, and their talents may not be the best suited for the role. There are many reasons why you might consider restructuring an employee's job role.
Leverage e-learning to develop your team
Online learning programs (also known as e-learning programs) are becoming more popular and accessible in the modern world, especially in the context of the post-COVID-19 pandemic. Many organizations are turning to online learning programs to develop their employees' skills and competencies, to enhance their performance and productivity.
Managing a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) for Your Employee
A PIP is a formal document that outlines the specific areas of improvement for the employee, the goals and objectives they need to achieve, the timeline and resources for achieving them, and the consequences of failing to meet them. A PIP is not a punishment, but rather a tool to help the employee get back on track and demonstrate their value to the organization.
The return-to-office (RTO) debate has been swirling for a while now, and we’ve heard every angle. Some employees are eager to reclaim their office routines, while others have fully embraced remote work and don’t want to give it up. And truthfully? Both perspectives make sense.