zaterdag 19 maart 2016

Why The Best Candidates Care About Company Culture.

Why the best candidates care about Company Culture???
Afbeeldingsresultaat voor company culture
According to Personnel Psychology, top performers are 400% more productive than average performers. If your company wants to recruit and hire top performers, understand what they want and need most from their employers. Fortunately, the answer isn’t just a generous paycheck.
Because top performers often know their worth and potential, they are more selective about where they work. When searching for jobs, the best candidates will prioritize finding a work environment that allows them to reach their true potential. If the company culture doesn’t enable them to excel and accomplish their long-term goals, they will look elsewhere.
By understanding what kind of company culture these top performers most prefer, you can learn which elements of your culture are most critical to emphasize and promote. Here are five qualities that top talent looks for in a company culture:

Autonomy

First of all, top talent doesn’t want or need micro-management in the workplace. As The Hartford explains, top performers are self-motivated, can make their own decisions, and initiate new assignments and challenges on their own. Because of this, they prefer an autonomous work culture where they have the freedom and flexibility to complete their work as they see fit. While average performers may abuse these privileges, top talent utilizes them strategically and efficiently to produce better work. When employers give top performers true ownership over their work, they allow them to thrive and improve their work.
Patrick De Wijngaert, Managing Partner Ethiconomy, the ethical staffing company.
www.ethiconomy.be, info@ethiconomy.be, +32 496 940 219
Offices in Brussels and Antwerp.

maandag 14 maart 2016

How to hire emotionally intelligent leaders?

How to hire emotionally intelligent leaders?

Afbeeldingsresultaat voor emotional intelligence

Do you know how emotionally intelligent your organization’s leaders are? According to a study in Industrial and Commercial Training, organizations with emotionally intelligent leaders have more engaged and satisfied employees. If that isn’t reason enough to give your employee’s EQ some thought, several other studies report that hiring emotionally intelligent leaders can improve your organization’s employment brand, talent retention and productivity. By learning how to identify candidates with high levels of emotional intelligence (EQ), you can hire more leaders who will strengthen your organization.
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Patrick De Wijngaert,
Managing Partner Ethiconomy, the ethical staffing company.
www.ethiconomy.be +32 496 940 219
Offices in Brussels and Antwerp.