5 signs your employee are engaged

Infographic | August 17, 2022

71% of customers will stop doing business with a company that mistreats its employees. 90% of people are willing to accept lower lifetime earnings in favor of more meaningful work. 6 in 10 people stated that looking after employees is the best thing a brand can do.

Infographic | February 4, 2020

45% of H.R. managers want to automate workflows and processes. 51% of employees onboarding documents are paper. 58% have not digitised the administration of policies and procedures different types of documents in the average employee file. 48% of H.R.managers require a highly secure way of managing employee files.

Infographic | March 31, 2020

Understand the challenges associated with remote working. Set clear goals and expectations. Be available and responsive Show your employees you trust them Use the right communication tools to stay connected. Encourage managers to communicate with their team everyday.

Infographic | January 7, 2020

2020 is not just the year that will witness the rise of the gig economy. Human-machine collaboration is on the rise and your next co-worker could be a machine. While we have been stressing upon the importance of continuous learning to be fit for changing jobs, the very nature of jobs is going to change. Job redesign is a trend which is expected to witness a major surge as our world of work transforms further.

Infographic | December 1, 2021

The pandemic has forced organizations to revisit their recruitment strategy and consider new ways to approach age old recruitment challenges. So, what are the most common challenges recruiters face today and how to tackle them? Here’s how

Infographic | February 5, 2020

Monster 2019 Global State of the Recruiter Survey. We surveyed 1700 recruitment professionals worldwide to better understand what keeps them up at night. Here's what they had to say about the ongoing skills gap, the emerging Gen Z workforce, and key hiring goals around the globe. 11% of recruiters struggle to fill positions because of candidate skills gaps and questionable social media profiles.