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7 Key Steps for a Successful Career Change

Strategy Driven

No matter the branch of career you work in, there may come a time in your working life that you decide you’re not as satisfied with your job as you used to be. Here, we discuss why people may want to change their career paths, what benefits it has, and how you, too, can successfully change your career path using these seven key steps.

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How Operational Excellence Attracts and Retains Talents

Strategy Driven

A McKinsey survey found that 82% of companies don’t believe they recruit highly talented people, and only 7% think they can retain top talent once hired. Gallup reported that over 50% of employees surveyed in 2015 were not engaged, and 17.2% Market Reputation : Operational excellence contributes to a positive market reputation.

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Trent Henry on Building Tomorrow’s Leaders

HR Digest

In an exclusive interview with HR Digest, Trent Henry, EY’s Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), shares key strategies driving EY’s commitment to diversity, innovation, employee well-being, and leadership development. Our focus on innovation in talent is what allows EY people to build meaningful careers with impact.

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Employer Value Proposition: Crafting a Compelling Narrative to Attract Top Candidates

Strategy Driven

A great way to craft a compelling narrative is for organizations to engage with their current employees through surveys and interviews to gather valuable insights into what they find most appealing about working with their company. Showing commitment to work-life balance and personal growth will appeal to top talent.

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Understanding and Managing Employee Turnover

HR Digest

Limited career growth opportunities: Employees who feel that there are no opportunities for growth, learning, and advancement within an organization are more likely to leave. Inadequate compensation and benefits: Employees who feel that their pay and benefits do not match their expectations or the market rate are more likely to leave.

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Evolving with the Shifting World of Employment Benefits

HR Digest

Individuals who are in urgent need of a job will say yes to any package they are presented with, but once matters settle down, sustaining their commitment becomes difficult considering just how many businesses can offer them better opportunities. Image: Freepik Understanding Employee Benefits—What Do They Involve??

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Keeping Valuable Employees: Tips for Reducing Staff Turnover

Strategy Driven

In today’s competitive job market, it can be difficult for small businesses to retain valuable employees. Invest in Professional Development Employees want opportunities to gain new skills, take on greater responsibilities, and advance their careers. Supporting their growth shows you value staff and want to see them succeed.

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