How to Know When to Shuffle Your Employee Deck | Startups.comby Michael ManningReassessing and reexamining an employee role and duties may allow you to see your team member in a new light. Continue
3 Ways to Support Employee Side Hustlesby Michael Ray NewmanI tell all my teams to dream big and aim high — and that includes their side hustles. By encouraging professional growth among your employees, you gain the potential of more loyalty and buy-in for your ultimate goals.Continue
Take Employee Recognition to the Next Levelby Dr. Paul WhiteEmployee recognition for the contributions they make to the organization is a good thing. But it's a slippery slope that needs attention.Continue
Every One-on-One Meeting Should Ask This Questionby Shay HoweYou may be surprised with the responses and the effectiveness you can create from such a simple question.Continue
Finding “The One”: A Quest To Find The Perfect HR Professionalby Carmen SampleDon’t be afraid to kiss a lot of frogs — if nothing else, they will help you define the vision of what you don’t want and will ultimately lead you to the team you depend on.Continue
Five Rules For Startup Wellness Programsby John FawkesWellness Done Right—When your employees are healthier, they’ll be happier and more productive. Here's how you can create a wellness program for your employees.Continue
Joshua Davidson on Customer Service (Part I)by Keith LilesThe importance of excellent customer service cannot be overstated. Hear why it's so important and how startups can ingrain it into everything they do.Continue
Cynicism: Predator Of Your Company Cultureby Jason EckenrothCulture might eat strategy for breakfast, but cynicism will devour your carefully-nurtured culture for lunch, dinner, and snacks in between.Continue
4 Startup Lessons From Motownby Jeff EpsteinThough Motown songs tell stories of love, social justice, and coming of age, their lyrics can also serve as a lesson for entrepreneurial life, hard work, and — yes — hustle.Continue
4 Legal Questions Every Startup Should Askby Will LipovskyYou will likely invest your heart and soul into your company to make it successful; don’t undermine all of that hard work by failing to ask the right legal questions from the start.Continue