All Work, No Games: No Business Benefit
The application of gaming technology in everyday business has become so popular we now have a name for it- gamification…
One-third of US Workers Fed Up; Looking for New Jobs
Workers are fed up with their employers. One third of American workers are considering leaving their organization. Another 21 percent says they are dissatisfied with current working conditions…
The Rapid Growth of Online Education
When the internet first started to gain popularity with the general population in the 1990s, speculation ran rampant about all of the possibilities this exciting technology could deliver. Some visionaries…
Despite widely differing stories on job creation and economic growth, the U.S. and India share a common problem: skilled worker shortages…
Ho! Ho! Ho! Happy Hiring-days?
The end of the year 2010 couldn’t come fast enough for millions of unemployed people. There’s good news on that front. Many businesses are cranking up their hiring…
Hiring Recruiters in Higher Numbers Signals Job Recovery
Executives are expecting a wave of retirements of key staff over the next few years. In response to those retirements and company growth, company are ramping up by hiring more…
Overworked Employees Ready To Job Hop
Job hopping will heat up as the economy improves. Employees feeling overworked is one big reason why…
Baby Boomer Retirement Plan Bust Bad News for Gen Y
The average American has saved less than 7 percent of his desired retirement nest egg. That’s more bad news for Generation Y…
Social Media Gives Customers Power To Make or Break. R U Listening?
If you are in business and you have customers, you better be listening all the time and ready to respond. Social media gives customers the power to make or break…
Part 2: 5 Business Lessons Learned From Bad Customer Service
In today’s world many businesses make customer service excuses or ignore their customers. This article highlights 5 lessons learned from a bad experience…