Anyone who starts a company with an idea is going to have a different journey than someone who becomes a CEO through a recruiting effort or because they grew up inside the organization and they got promoted into the role. Our guest today had an amazing idea and turned it into an incredible company.
Too many leaders just accept high turnover as a normal part of doing business. At Turning the Corner, we will argue until we’re exhausted that this is unacceptable. All turnover is expensive, and we need to eliminate it as owners and as business leaders. Our guest on this episode has every reason to have a high turnover rate, as she’s in a tough industry. Yet she maintains a less than 5% employee turnover and has even grown her staff by 25% over the last year.
If your company is growing and you’re recruiting new talent, it is imperative that you have a solid new hire onboarding strategy. Effective onboarding of new employees is crucial for the long-term success of your company. A well-structured onboarding process sets the tone for a positive work environment and fosters a sense of belonging. When new hires feel welcomed and supported from the beginning, they are more likely to integrate seamlessly into the company culture. This integration is essential for building a cohesive team that collaborates efficiently and shares common values and goals.
Leading a company and trying to build an amazing culture in the midst of challenges? It can often seem like an impossible task. And guess what advice some of us get when things get tough? “Just crank up the productivity, forget about how your team’s doing.” Seriously? Turns out, that kind of one-track thinking just leads to disengaged and burnt-out folks on your team. And trust me, that’s a recipe for disaster – less work getting done and people jumping ship left and right.
You may have noticed in the media lately that there is a lot of unionization, as well as threats to unionize and even regulation that is being forced upon businesses. Starbucks and Amazon are two companies in the headlines recently for employee unionization in response to what they perceive as unfair working conditions.
Turning The Corner is pleased to announce that we were recently recognized with two awards: OnCon Icon Award and Fast 50.
We want to ensure our clients are successful and adapting to the latest changes in laws and regulations affecting Colorado employers, therefore we want to bring a few items to your attention. If you need help implementing these changes or have any questions, please contact us!
Just like the Wild West of old, where pioneers sought to protect their secrets and claim their territories, the state of Colorado has taken a bold step with the introduction of the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA).
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As a business owner, you may have aspirations of growing your company into a giant organization with a vast employee base. However, scaling up your workforce is not just about hiring more people; it also involves creating an environment where employees feel valued and cared for.
Recruiting employees is hard. You want to find the best candidates, but you also want to ensure they’re a good fit for your team and company culture. It doesn’t matter how much money you have to offer if your new employee isn’t going to fit into your company culture.