How American Businesses Messed Up

How American Businesses Messed Up

September 19th, 2023

Happy Tuesday. Pumpkin spice season is upon us. Nothing says fall like a hot pumpkin spice latte in 90° weather. 

In today’s edition:

- No, SCOTUS Did Not Make Your Company’s DEI Programs Illegal

- How American Businesses Messed Up Work-From-Home Policies

- A ‘Nice’ Workplace Culture May Be More Toxic Than You Think

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

No, SCOTUS Did Not Make Your Company’s DEI Programs Illegal

In a historic decision, the U.S. Supreme Court in June effectively ended race-conscious admission programs at colleges and universities nationwide.

What does this mean for your company's DEI programs?

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Recruitment and Retention 

How American Businesses Messed Up Work-From-Home Policies

The forced change in the first three days of the COVID pandemic lockdown represents a workforce transition three times greater than that of the 120-year Industrial Revolution. Over 100 years of office work tradition flew out the door as work-from-home policies and processes were slap-dashed to enable some semblance of business continuity.

Is it any wonder that those plans have been abandoned by organizations that—in a new environment and very different circumstances—now find fault with their plans?

Keep reading here.

Culture

A ‘Nice’ Workplace Culture May Be More Toxic Than You Think

Toxic workplace culture was one of the biggest culprits behind the Great Resignation — which saw droves of workers leaving their jobs or switching careers during the post-pandemic era. 

Since then, some companies have moved to the other extreme - "a culture of niceness." But this shift could be just as toxic. 

"Nice isn't always better. Sometimes nice is a cop-out."

Keep reading here.

Post a job, sit back, and watch your pipeline grow with diverse talent who is engaged and excited to work with you.

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