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Generation Z: The Next Generation to Enter the Workforce

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One benefit of this is that they see the need for long-term goals and are often willing to sacrifice in the moment for future security. They desperately need mentors, teachers, and leaders who can see their strengths, and who are committed to helping them develop those skills. They need encouragement and wisdom as they learn to thrive!

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How to Conduct a Behavioral Interview

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Listen for a strong commitment and contributions to team members working towards a specific goal. Goal Orientation: Energetically focusing efforts on meeting a goal, mission or objective. Sample question: “Give me an example of the most significant professional goal you have met.”.

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4 Virtual Team Building Ideas for Remote Teams

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Individuals are more likely to stay accountable and on track when they commit to a fitness challenge as a team with others. Employees can also serve as a support system for one another — celebrating goals reached and motivating when the going gets tough (perhaps on the work Instagram account).

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Start Your New Hires Off Successfully | Onboarding

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You can gain long term commitment and retention with an effective onboarding process. Here are some elements to include in your new hire process: Provide A Clear Company Strategy – Vision, Mission, Values, and Goals. Job Description – Give each employee a job description, goals, and expectations of their role.

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Four Steps to Improve Poor Performance

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Examples include skill training, education, and mentoring for the “can’t do,” and feedback, concrete goals and new work arrangements for the “won’t do.” If they have not, but seem motivated and committed to their work, consider moving them to a more suitable position in the business.