In the summer of 2024, a Wells Fargo employee passed away at her desk not to be discovered until four days later. The reason for the delayed discovery was put down to suspected bad plumbing and a remote desk location. This tragedy raises important questions about workplace policies and procedures. How is it possible to […]
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When hearing the word “help,” especially in the context of business, there’s an immediate reaction. It’s a common phrase that has lost its edge, often starting with the familiar line: “I help X do Y.” This phrase was recently called out in a branding workshop, where it was deemed, well, boring. But why do so
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Overlooking a return policy is one of the biggest boo-boos of smaller businesses. You want to build customer loyalty and business growth? Stop playing the game of the larger companies they will always beat you on spending power. However, there are ways in which you can succeed with ethical standards if you follow the HouseRules
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A video this week triggered a classic rant on the bad practice and ulterior motives behind the Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). As The Ethical Strategist, I believe that structure through policies and procedures is the way to successful business growth. So how is it possible to be at odds with such a widely used practice?
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HouseRules Methodology: Turning Intent to Resign into Business Evolution A recent post revealed HR’s defensive response to an intent to resign letter. However, at Corporate Administrative Solutions Ltd (CAS Ltd), this moment presents a unique opportunity for reflection and improvement. Let’s explore how the HouseRules methodology can transform this challenging situation into a catalyst for
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The heated debate continues about working from home versus the mandate to return to the office, the line drawn has been deepened. As we watch the dramatic game of business ping pong between management and workforce, have the business owners scored with “quiet hiring”? Perhaps this new game plan is giving validity to “quiet quitting”
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It’s time to address and unlearn flawed norms within our society, especially when it comes to business. “Being human takes practice and hard work. Being inhuman, unfortunately, comes all too easy.” – Simon SinekIt’s not often, but on occasion, I have to disagree with Simon Sinek. If you happen to watch the little people (babies and
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The phenomenon of “quiet quitting” – employees strictly working within their job descriptions without going above and beyond – exposes deeper leadership failures around cultivating an engaged workforce. Rather than judging quiet quitters, leaders can view this trend as a wake-up call. With a different perspective are you ready to embrace change in your business?
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If you’re thinking about how to re-energise your work culture and increase productivity amongst the team. Before resorting to temporary morale boosters, let’s look at the business policies and see impact they are having on employee engagement. Are the business policies having a negative effect on the team productivity? It’s time to apply the HouseRule
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