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29 Oct

Posted at 23:35h in Temporary Jobs, Employer Tips, hiring, Best Practices, Business Planning, small business, work habits, work culture, recruiting, Recruiting Tips, staffing trends, DEI
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Building a collaborative work environment is more than a modern trend; it’s a strategic approach to boosting productivity and enhancing employee morale. According to a study by Gallup, employees who feel their work environment is positive and engaging are 21% more productive. This staggering statistic underscores the importance of fostering collaboration within the workplace. In this blog post, we will explore what it truly means to have a collaborative work environment, discuss foundational elements that support it, and provide practical tips to make it a reality. We will also tackle how to avoid hostile or toxic workplaces and how Scion Staffing can help you recruit the right talent to enhance your workplace environment. What is a Collaborative Work Environment? In today's...

19 Sep

Posted at 00:58h in Best Practices, Business Consulting, career growth, trends, work culture
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In today's evolving business landscape, employee training is no longer a luxury but rather a necessity. It has become a strategic investment that significantly impacts a company’s bottom line, productivity, and overall success. Whether you're a small business or a Fortune 500 company, developing a robust training program can ensure that your workforce is not only capable but also engaged and motivated. In this article, we will explore the importance of effective employee training programs, why organizations should invest in them, and how you can find the right program to retain your top talent and stay competitive. The Current State of Employee Training Programs While many organizations recognize the need for employee training, gaps still exist between traditional approaches and the...

30 Aug

Posted at 05:00h in Employer Tips, hiring, Career Tips, Best Practices, Business Planning, work habits, work culture
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The demands of modern work life often create a delicate equilibrium between professional and personal commitments. Achieving a harmonious blend of these two essential areas is crucial for both individual well-being and organizational success. This article explores the concept of work life balance, providing practical strategies for employees and employers to foster a fulfilling and sustainable work environment. Understanding Work Life Balance The concept of work life balance has undergone a significant evolution in recent times, shifting from a mere division of time between work and personal life to a more holistic approach that prioritizes harmony and fulfillment in both spheres. At its core, work life balance signifies the effective management of time and energy to fulfill both professional and personal...

04 Aug

Posted at 07:15h in Employer Tips, Diversity, Best Practices, Business Planning, small business, career growth, startup, trends, work culture, recruiting, recruiting trends
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In the modern business world, sustainable success relies on more than just obtaining deals and expanding market reach. It also necessitates fostering the growth and development of a company's employees, who are its most valuable asset. A thriving workplace culture aims to create an environment that empowers individuals to reach their full potential, contributing to business development and ensuring employee retention, going beyond mere profitability. Organizations are recognizing the importance of talent retention for long-term success, leading to a greater emphasis on employee satisfaction. In this blog post, we will explore the strategies used by companies to create cultures that support employee growth and well-being. What does it mean for a company to foster an environment of growth and development? The...

23 Apr

Posted at 01:06h in Employer Tips, Career Tips, Best Practices, career growth, work habits, work culture
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Due to the global pandemic that has affected many businesses around the world, many large companies had to either close their doors or adapt to our new virtual way of life. With many choosing to adopt using remote teams, work was still getting done even when offices remained quiet and empty. Due to COVID-19, 80% of global corporate remote work policies had shifted to virtual and mixed forms of team collaboration. Teams and individual employees had to turn their morning coffee breaks and conversations into getting coffee from their own kitchen and logging into their workflow chats and channels for communication. Whether their company chose Zoom, Slack, Microsoft Teams, or some other digital form of communication, some teams have...

07 Apr

Posted at 19:30h in Employer Tips, Career Tips, Best Practices, small business, career growth, startup, work habits, trends, work culture
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As more companies begin to roll out their plans to return to the office, one of the biggest concerns that managers may face is the lack of in-person camaraderie between their team members. In order to reach certain team goals, communication and teamwork is crucial. When an entire team has been away from each other for almost two years in some cases, building back strong teams can prove to be difficult. In this article, we'll discuss some ways you can build back your high-performing team, as well as some team building activities that will help you reach that common goal of success in the workplace. Why is team building so important? A team is only strong when all of the team...

31 Aug

Posted at 10:00h in Career Tips, Best Practices, career growth, work habits, work culture
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Whether you’ve recently joined a new team, started a new position or just want to be the best team player in your office- we know that it takes tips, time and practice to excel at being a team player. Regardless of what type of team you work in: remote, in the same office, with a dozen other people or with one other person, it will not only benefit your but your teammates as well when you make yourself a top team player. That’s why we’ve provided the following suggestions to take your team player game to A+ level.     Celebrate Other’s Success  Show your peers that you value them and their work by celebrating it! There are various ways to show others that you celebrate and champion their good work. Did that particular...