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Human resources outsourcing involves hiring an off-site contractor to perform HR tasks. Insourcing is the practice of using in-house staff for this purpose. Almost 17 out of every 20 American businesses outsource some or all HR work, according to Inc. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons: Experience Outsourcing makes it easier and less expensive for companies to benefit from

When you run a business, you might have emergencies cropping up every day. They’re small emergencies, but they have to be dealt with. As an entrepreneur, you’re the one who makes all the decisions, and solving these little emergencies might get really exhausting. Still, there are certain small changes you can make that will help you to run things more smoothly. Delegate:

Although thinking is a blessing, it can sometimes be a curse. Great innovation and disastrous conflict are a result of overthinking. Thoughts, when good or bad, are used to bring positive or negative results. Overthinking is proof that too much of something is not good. Having the foresight and tools to identify red flags is vital when it comes to preventing overthinking.

Employee productivity is not about keeping them in the office. It is about the hours in the office resulting in good quality work. For HR professionals looking at staff from this perspective, one of the greatest challenges is managing the afternoon slump. The very first step is understanding that the afternoon slump is biologically based and not a matter of malingering or

When you’re looking to hire quality talent, you can try to attract candidates with more money and better benefits. But the fact is that a good candidate is one who loves his/her job. If you love your job, then you’re bound to perform it well no matter what type of remuneration you’re getting. So the solution is to find someone who loves