When it comes to employee retention and talent management, a number of misconceptions exist. Many managers and executives feel that higher salaries and job stability motivate employees to achieve, but this assumption is not necessarily true. To create the best talent management programs—ones that keep employees engaged and productive, HR professionals need to learn the… Continue reading 4 Myths about Talent Development That You Need to Know

Research has shown that engaging, structured onboarding results in lower rates of employee attrition and a more productive workforce.

Coaching is a great way to develop the workforce and increase employee engagement.

Exit interviews are a critical tool in employee retention, but many organizations now also use stay interviews.

Employee retention initiatives do not always require monetary investment. These five strategies cost companies no money at all.

A recent report in the Harvard Business Review reinterprets the role of great leadership in employee retention.

By understanding the common misconceptions about employee retention, HR professionals can create more effective programs.

Chief human resources officers are taking on more responsibility at companies to improve strategy and increase the bottom line.