SRA Update

29 02, 2012

Measuring the “Unmeasurable”

By |2012-02-29T12:31:06-05:00February 29th, 2012|

Most managers thrive when it comes to evaluating an employee’s success related to the hard skills of a role. Achieving measurable quotas, meeting quantifiable objectives, or directly contributing to profit or cost savings are black-and-white and leave little room for subjectivity or interpretation. The challenge most face is in [...]

11 12, 2011

What really motivates employees?

By |2011-12-11T10:19:13-05:00December 11th, 2011|

By understanding what is important, companies can attract and retain talent. There are numerous local and national surveys naming the “Top Places to Work” or “Most Admired Companies”. These publications are usually fun to read because the focus tends to be on the perks offered by employers. Unusual or [...]

11 12, 2011

Why Employee Engagement Matters

By |2011-12-11T10:18:19-05:00December 11th, 2011|

Engaged employees can make a difference The May/June 2011 edition of the SRA Update explored non-monetary factors that motivate employees in their career decisions. These factors may also play an important role in combating another problem facing many organizations worldwide – disengaged employees. Beyond increased turnover, apathetic and disengaged [...]

11 12, 2011

Interviewing Tips for Employers

By |2011-12-11T09:22:49-05:00December 11th, 2011|

An interview is part of almost every hiring process. Interviewing can be expensive and time consuming for a company. Typically, the interview is one of the final evaluations of a candidate. Yet, many people believe that they can just “wing it” when conducting an interview, and many organizations do not [...]

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