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Engage Blog: Top 10 HR Blogs of 2016

Achievers

Social Media & Blog Manager, Achievers. For Achievers and the Engage Blog, 2016 was extremely eventful. Here on the Engage Blog, readers enjoyed a wide variety of HR topics in 2016. To recap the hottest HR themes from last year, we’ve compiled our top 10 blogs of 2016. Don’t settle for average leadership.

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3 reasons you should let Millennials manage

Achievers

However, it turns out that your company can still benefit from the unique skills younger staff members can bring to leadership roles. Here are three reasons you should look for Millennials with characteristics of a good leader and give them a chance to shine. Millennials are big on transparency.

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Today’s workforce mindset – employees want a human experience

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Have a strong management and leadership team. The characteristics that employers said they consider differentiators that make an organization attractive include: Fun place to work (In an interesting side note, Baumruk said that Baby Boomers were more likely to cite this than Millennials). Recognize strong achievement or performance.

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9 Samples of Appreciation Letters To Employees?

Qandle

We’ll go over everything you need to know about sending employee appreciation letters in this blog post, including what constitutes a good letter, why they’re important, and how to show your gratitude in the most effective way possible. Table of contents : What characteristics distinguish a good employee appreciation letter?

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Things to know that distinguishes a Leader from a Manager?

Qandle

Leadership and management are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing. While both positions may involve supervising a team or an organization, they have different responsibilities, characteristics, and skills. appeared first on The Qandle Blog.

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Characteristics of a good manager: what can and can’t be taught

Achievers

And if being a good manager is due to inborn traits, is there value in all the leadership training programs currently available? Here’s a look at some of the inherent qualities that contribute to effective leadership, together with an exploration of the ones that can be taught: Inherent leadership qualities.

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7 Ways to Improve HR Communication at Work

Achievers

Work to get buy-in from leadership. Your best ideas won’t go anywhere without the input and support of leadership. Getting leadership on board is key to formalizing your communication strategy and ensuring participation. Train employees and leadership on best practices. Start by focusing on numbers ?