By John Zappe (was a newspaper reporter and editor until his geek gene lead him to launch his first website in 1994. Never a recruiter, he instead built online employment sites and sold advertising services to recruiters and employers.)
This year’s list of the Best Companies to Work For reads a lot like last year’s. The rankings have changed a bit; SAS, for instance, got unseated for the #1 spot by Google, but otherwise the list (click here for the list of all 100) shows that a great place to work tends to stay that way. Continue reading
No business can sustain itself without qualified and well-trained employees who are motivated to perform their jobs. Managers are always looking for ways to retain their best employees and keep them motivated. Employees leave employers behind for better opportunities when they feel under-valued, under-compensated, or unappreciated. As a manager, it is your job to make sure your best employees are happy at their jobs and will not want to leave. Here are ten tips for motivating your employees and preventing employee dissatisfaction.