High Potentials just entering the workforce are frequently lured by the prestige of large corporations. That can be frustrating for small business owners.
Read here how you can overcome this and what to look for when hiring new employees.
What to look out for when hiring employees!
Posted by Berndgeropp under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.more-leadership.com 4466 days ago
Made Hot by: dEvangelize on August 31, 2012 4:38 am
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4466 days ago
I was reading an article or two on Generation X, which is in its prime right now and probably makes up the majority of the executive workforce and well as many of the small business owners and managers out there. One of the biggest factors to this group is working conditions and company culture. This group is highly skilled and creative thinking, but are willing to work for a little less than some if working conditions are prime--an intellectual or professional challenge, a mission/vision, employee recognition, mobility, perks, schedule flexibility, green initiatives and health and family consciousness in the company, no micro-management, etc. They and most employees want to be treated like people, with consideration, acknowledgement, and respect over super-high pay. I know I feel that way :)