Generally speaking, over the past century, organizations across the globe have focused their energy on what you would expect: hiring and training staff, setting strategic goals and growing their bottom line. The topic of employee stress, health and happiness is not something that has been historically prioritized. However, in today’s post-COVID world, employee wellness surveys […]
Kristen Romero
Mental Health & Burnout Part II – 6 Tools to Mitigate Burnout
There have been many changes for both individuals and organizations in the past few years. Navigating the dynamic work environment and adapting through the Great Resignation and War for Talent have been challenging to say the least. Likely due to many of these personal and work-related stressors, we are seeing high levels of burnout across […]
Ask Before They Leave – How to Successfully Leverage Stay Interviews
Today’s business climate is unpredictable, and the issue of employee retention seems to be never-ending. Regardless of the unique business challenges we face, there’s one central element to how we survive and thrive, and that’s our people. As Josh Bersin recently noted “Employees are not labor or ‘tools’ to be used. They are the core, lifeblood, and […]
Mental Health in the Workplace – Burnout
Working through a pandemic, navigating a remote or hybrid work model, and balancing personal and work-related responsibilities are a lot to handle. That is likely why in the past few years, we’ve started to hear more and more about employee burnout. Many may think of burnout as a feeling of being overworked, but it goes […]
People Element CEO on ProjectHR Podcast
Chris Coberly, People Element CEO talks about the importance of stay and exit interviews, and how they improve your company in this Project HR Podcast.
How Third-Party Exit Interview Companies Improve Turnover Insights
So many of our employees are leaving and we need to find out why. How can we find out? Should we just ask them ourselves? When it comes to conducting exit interviews, take into consideration that the best approach to finding out what’s really causing turnover is likely not to be directly asked by you. […]