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Job security. Those two words feel safe, don't they? It used to be that having a good job did feel safe. But, in today's fast-changing business world, it just doesn't happen too much. Security? Really? Read more.. Read More

According to a survey conducted by the popular employment portal, Monster.com, reveals that over 80% of all employees are actively engaged in search of other employment. Top performers are seeking greener pastures. There may be a few who are ready to quit to start their own venture. These people ar Read More

Remember that you aren’t the only one who can give value to your employees. There are many other employers whom they can always decide to go with. Thus, make sure that you are giving them the value that can stand with the competition. Here are 8 ways on how to make your employees and workers feel m Read More

Love is vital in any organization, here are 7 simple yet very challenging ways on how to make your employees and workers love you as a boss, manager, employer or a leader of your business or company. Read More

Japanese are conscious of time and particularly deadlines, but tend not to feel the need to rush things unnecessarily… The traditional Japanese approach to change and decision-making is increasingly out of step with the demands of the environment.

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A report by Vodafone UK concluded that flexible working hours have a larger influence on job satisfaction compared to financial remuneration. Read More

People management is a challenging task.The key to success is the ability to manage people effectively. Here are 4 tips to help you along the way. Read More

Japanese take very seriously the concept of personal responsibility. When westerners refuse to apologize and instead dwell on all the extenuating circumstances that caused the problem, Japanese view this as an attempt to evade one’s responsibility. Read More

A brain researcher divulges six interview questions—and several clues—to help distinguish innovators from ordinary workers. Read More