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Vikki Caruso of Clearcover: “Creating work culture at home”

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Work culture offered a cool office downtown, where there were snacks and LaCroix all the time. Early on in the pandemic, to make our remote employees feel included in things, Clearcover delivered snack boxes to employees’ homes every month. We were able to turn the store around by improving retention and attracting great people.

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Sonia Jackson Myles of The Accord Group: “Diverse staff helps retain diverse staff”

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Diverse employees can be ambassadors to communities of customers. We started an incentive program that extended our employee discounts to people in the African-American community and we were able to directly drive sales of vehicles. They had confidence that I had the skills to bring this thing to life.

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James Lloyd-Townshend Of Frank Recruitment Group: “Employee wellbeing”

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Employee wellbeing. Focusing your efforts on making this happen will be one of the most significant investments, whether that’s in terms of time or money, that your business can make. It’s as much about the experience, the life skills, and developing you as a person as it is about the academic side.

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Gabrielle Mellon On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

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When employers see their workforce as individual humans, employees can feel it and retention and career growth thrive. We regularly host Affinity Group meetings, staff AMAs, and support employees to attend conferences. Thank you for making time to visit with us about the topic of our time.

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Roger Allen of Fresh Artists: “Be willing to fail but learn from it each time”

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Be willing to fail but learn from it each time. Failures were embraced as lessons on how to do better the next time, how to admit when you were wrong, and how to find a new road ahead. It mostly worked out for me, but I had to read the directions a few times along my journey. This is a really hard one.

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You Should Hire People, Not Talent

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If you do a quick search on the phrase “Top Talent” you’ll see a variety of articles about “Finding Top Talent”, “Finding the Perfect Candidate”, “How to Hire the Best”, and the list goes on. But recruiting and hiring will make you crazy if you believe that there is a perfect candidate out there.

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Christine Spadafor On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

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Employees, particularly younger ones entering the workforce, are prioritizing corporate Purpose when selecting prospective employers. In this time of the war for talent, articulating Purpose?—?and Thank you for making time to visit with us about the topic of our time. Employees are the company.