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Tess C. Taylor, SHRM-CP, CCC, CPC, founder of HR Knows, is a seasoned human resource and career coaching professional with nearly 2 decades of corporate experience. She regular contributes to About.com, Forbes, HRDive, Payscale.com Compensation Today, HR Gazette, US News Careers, and other respected websites in this space. She has been published in HR Magazine, and is voted a "Top 100 HR Expert to Follow' on Twitter for multiple years.

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Manager buy-in is critical to learning, but how do you get it?

LinkedIn Learning recently published the findings of a study on employee training that indicated employees won't take training seriously unless managers do, too. Companies may feel they have two choices: either hope that employ...

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5 Ways to Better Motivate Employees in a Startup Business

Startup success is heavily rooted in the level of employee dedication and motivation. If your employees aren't behind the vision, it's hard to stay afloat. Learn how to create this motivation at your workplace. Startup business...

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Change Management Techniques for Merging Startup Companies

*The merging of two startups isn't a rare sight in the business world. However, unifying two separate business entities will always require some degree of change management. Learn the best practices for combining employee teams...

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The Average American Worker Still Thinks Employee Benefits are a Big Deal

Ask the average working American today what is a huge concern for them, and they are likely to answer " Having access to good employee benefits from my employer." With the Affordable Care Act such a large factor, people are tak...

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Uncovering the Hidden Causes of Poor Employee Performance

According to PayScale's Compensation Best Practices Report, 69 percent of all employers are deeply concerned about losing their best people. People truly are the best assets of any organization, therefore it's critical to weed ...

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