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Why Peer-to-Peer Recognition Matters for Small Business Growth

Each employee plays a crucial role in a small business’s success. It is therefore essential to recognize the contributions and efforts of every team member. Peer-to-peer recognition is one of the most effective ways to…

What’s Your Remote Management Style? Ask These 4 Questions.

A few years back, I was sitting across from a colleague at an off-site team meeting, an important ritual for a fully remote company. The debate began: Which was better? Working from home, or working…

Preventing Employee Conflict: 5 Best Practices for Small Businesses

Employee conflict is a common problem in most workplaces. It can be caused by various reasons, including misunderstandings, personality clashes, competition for resources, power struggles, and harassment. Such conflicts can have negative impacts on the…

5 Tried-And-Tested Practices For Managing Employees In A Start-Up

It’s no secret that start-ups have unique challenges when it comes to employee management. With limited resources, a small staff, and the potential for rapid growth or downsizing, entrepreneurs need to be prepared to modify…

How DEI Principles Can Improve Training & Prevent Workplace Accidents

In any organization, keeping employees safe and well-trained should be a top priority. Unfortunately, while organizational leaders may have the right intentions, putting this into practice is often easier said than done. Fortunately, there are…

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The Importance of Technology-Driven Training Programs For Small Business

Technology has become an integral part of every industry in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape. As organizations strive to remain competitive and meet the changing needs of customers and the market, technology-driven training programs have…

How to Support Your Frontline Workers in 2023

Frontline teams directly influence business success through their activities. After all, these are the people who customers interact with first. If you believe that first impressions matter (and you should!), you’ll easily understand why an…

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Supporting Employees During and After a Layoff: A Guide

Laying someone off is one of the hardest decisions a business person can make. Firing in general is always hard, but in this case, the person probably deserves their job. They are being let go…

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Massachusetts Leads With Highest Number of Female Bosses

A new map, created by TollFreeForwarding.com, has revealed the states that are the most and least progressive when it comes to women in management. Mapped: Where women are most likely to be your boss in…

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How to Take Employee Output to the Next Level

Are you interested in improving your employee performance? In doing so, you can make sure that your business is reaching the right standards and gaining the ground on the market that you hoped for. Here…

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