One of the most common problems employers face is dealing with employee burnout. When employees are feeling overworked and underappreciated, it can lead to poor performance, often caused by burnout. Unfortunately, a burned out employee can hinder a company, as it can cost the business time and money. One of the best ways to solve the problem is to curb burnout before it gets too severe. Here are five ways to avoid employee burnout: Many employees start to feel burned out when they feel like
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The principles that motivate people today are different from the principles that motivated people of the previous generation. People used to enjoy their work if they had a boss they liked and respected, while today’s workers are more interested in working with great colleagues. Today’s workers also have a focus that’s more aligned with fulfilling a societal purpose rather than focusing on building a pension. And today, power is gained by sharing knowledge, not hoarding it. Although p
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You read it here first: the College Economy is taking over. Here in Washington and around the country, economists, corporate executives, legislators, and academics have been talking about the sharing economy and its policy and economic implications. The debate ranges from the pro view that individuals can start their own businesses by monetizing their assets and master their own destinies, to the con view that corporations are exploiting workers by not offering benefits like health care and
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from Royalty Mart http://royaltymart.com/2015/12/03/5-tips-for-avoiding-employee-burnout/
Claims and counterclaims are the order of the day between Turkey and Russia. The US and Syria stand not side-by-side, but rather on each side, most of the time, but not all of the time.Background for this post is the deliberate shooting down by Turkey, a Russian aircraft attacking ISIS and alleged moderate rebels in Syria…
Great news right? Or is the entire rest of the world exporting deflation to America… and The Fed waving it in? Think this oh-so-crowded trade has nearly run its course? Think again says Bloomberg’s Richard Breslow, who notes that we’re about to see what happens when DM monetary policy diverges: In the last 24 hours, I have read more analyses than I can count that it’s time to abandon the long dollar trade…
Does anyone else love those little glass ornaments that you can fill? I love how you can fill them with memories and adapt them to your family’s personality!
Via translation from La Vanguardia, Euribor at Historic Lows, Mortgage Interest Drops by €166 Per Year. The 12-month Euribor, on which most Spanish mortgages are based, closed the month of November at 0.079%, setting a new record low and falling for the first time below 0.1%.The monthly closing represents a decline of 0…
Nice set of comparison graphs via the WSJ:
No-Mess Finger Painting is a great activity for when you want to keep kids busy without getting out a ton of supplies. Plus, it’s really fun — my preschooler can spend hours just playing in the paint!
ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosTopping many lists of the hottest holiday toys of 2015 is a hoverboard, but after a handful of accidents – including one in which the brand-new gadget caught fire, exploded, and burned down a house in Louisiana – it’s now one of the season’s most dangerous.
