Students and grads have a lot of questions for potential employers.
“What is the interview process like?”
“What makes an application stand out?”
“How do you decide who to hire?”
Then there are the questions Gen Y have but don’t ask – questions that, on the surface, aren’t the most appropriate, but touch on broader professional themes that reflect a real concern with finding an employer that fits.
Looking for a way to egg-cite your Gen Y workforce? Focus on recognition.
Recognition and reward are effective methods for motivating and inspiring performance, loyalty and trust in the workplace.
Recognition has a direct impact on employee performance too. Fostering a culture of recognition can help to:
From crazy winter weather to holiday hysteria, December can quickly turn into the most scrambled time of year.
For students, the last month of the year is especially busy – end of term is nigh, and between wrapping up courses, studying for exams and finishing final papers, they’re ready to crack.
This year, show students you care by supporting them them through the end of term season.
There’s a new group of talent on the rise, and they’re markedly different from their predecessors.
Generation Z is entering the workforce – and employers are beginning to take notice.
Born from 1995 onwards, Gen Z brings a unique set of characteristics to the table. Although they share certain qualities with Gen Y (community-oriented, digital natives), their differences are game-changing for employers.
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