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Have you heard someone complaining about how no one is "Loyal" these days? In the US the average length a person stays in a job is 4 years. This average decreases when you look specifically at Gen Z and Millenials - whose average is 2 and 2.5 years, respectively. In this episode, the People Centric team explores what it means to be "loyal" to a company in today's workforce and the implications of loyalty on an individual and a team. Listen now!
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Most of us know that a key to success is having a great mentor. In this episode we explore the idea that the people being mentored have a significant value to the person doing the mentoring. Today, the People Centric Team shares their advice on approaching, addressing and reacting to the conversation. Listen now to hear more about how you can get the best out of your mentoring relationships! Share with us the impact a mentor (or mentee) has had on your life, we can't wait to hear it!
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According to a recent Bankrate survey, 56% of the workforce is looking to change jobs in the next year. That is up from 51% in 2022. This means that whether you are looking to leave your job or you are the one looking to attract new talent - you need to understand some basic hiring red flags! In this episode, the People Centric Team talks through red flags like poorly defined company values, wonky org charts, and strenuous interview processes. The team also dishes out some green flags you should be looking for or incorporating in your hiring process! Listen now and tell us, what ones did we miss?
We have all seen someone who we KNOW is just playing solitaire on their computers, but they use a focused face and LOOK super engaged in their "work" - and let's face it, you have probably done that a time or two yourself. It is human nature. But, we work with leaders who are constantly trying to measure or quantify how productive the employees are. They often use things like, "my employees look busy" as a measure of this productivity. In this episode the People Centric team talks through why managers would want to measure productivity, how to do this best, and the pitfalls of wanting humans to be 100% productive 100% of the time.
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