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Nine tips for creating a happy workplace
... reaching and exceeding this magic ratio of 3:1 teams become more innovative in their thinking and so more successful. 4) Use the Diamond Feedback technique. Diamond feedback is ...
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Ask the expert
... into decision-making. Boards are forced to think more creatively, and the concept of three to five-year plans is going out the window. Boards are looking for a more dynamic and agile way of thinking. Securing tried and tested skill ...
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Tribepad secures £12m investment from BGF
... Tribepad will be able to scale its offering, enabling even more companies to recruit the right people effectively and fairly, as well as ...
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Bonus pay could highlight gender gap in recruitment
... charities, private and public sector employers with 250 or more employees to disclose their gender pay gaps, just 85 of 9,000 companies ... This will mean that the gender bonus gap is likely to look more significant than the gender pay gap at most recruiters.” ...
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Record numbers in work but every silver lining has a possible cloud
... growth. As the talent dilemma intensifies, it is now more important than ever for businesses to adopt flexible hiring strategies.” ... the trend and continuing with their hiring efforts. What’s more, our own data shows that wages are growing significantly, as many ...
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The buyer's guide to...Skills testing
... business solution provider, Kenexa. “So you are spending more time on the quality, top-end people as opposed to spending it sifting ... reasoning through to computer software skills, as well as more sophisticated management level competencies. There are also tests ...
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Behind the united front
... of “networked” organisations and the transition from more hierarchical structures require advanced communication skills. At the same ... are.” For 3663, growth is increasing the need for more specialised service focus. However, they are battling hard to avoid ...
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The Intelligence: The future of jobs, skills and training
... as well as the changing preferences of workers, mean that more flexible ways of working are becoming more prevalent: over a third of workers are now in non-standard employment. ...
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Opening up the future
... that is common to highly specialised jobs and the more standardised service offered in more generalist markets is likely to blur (see table). One reason is that more ...
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Out of sight?
... helps to build trust, which in turn helps to bring in more business. But alongside the handshakes and cocktail evenings, the industry ... in the UK are embracing flexible or virtual working more than ever. According to results from the 2004 Department of Trade & ...