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Your Hiring Process May Be Measuring the Wrong Thing
A familiar hiring process often includes a resume, video interview, take-home exercise, and reference checks. On the surface, that process may feel thorough. But does it give your team reliable evidence of what a candidate can actually do? Checkr’s Recruitment...
Your Employees’ Jobs Are Changing. Are Their Salaries?
AI is showing up in job descriptions faster than it is showing up in paychecks. According to Payscale’s 2026 Compensation Best Practices Report, 61% of organizations have updated existing roles to include AI-related skills or competencies. At the same time, 55%...
Offboarding Should Begin When Notice Is Given
An employee offboarding process should begin when notice is given, not on the employee’s final day. A recent lawsuit involving Apple, OpenAI, and two former Apple employees highlights why. The complaint alleges that confidential information and company equipment were...
Is Your Workforce Plan Six Months Behind the Business?
Most workforce plans are built in January. By July, the business has usually changed. Revenue expectations have shifted. New responsibilities have emerged. AI tools may be changing how work gets done. Managers may be carrying more than anyone anticipated. Yet many...
Your Hybrid Policy Is Drifting, and Your Employees Know Before You Do
Most mid-size organizations settled their hybrid policy in 2023. A number was picked, usually three days in-office. It was written into the handbook. Leadership moved on to other things. The policy hasn't changed. What the organization actually does every week has....
The Promotion That Looks Like a Reward
Most growing businesses hit the same inflection point. The owner can't be everywhere anymore. They need people in the middle — coordinating, communicating, keeping things moving. So they do what makes sense: they promote the person who's best at the job. It feels like...
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