Case Study: Cultivating Human Development Using Birkman In this case study, see how Marcum LLP has effectively used The Birkman Method to foster the growth and development of their associates. Exploring the employee lifecycle and the diverse innovative strategies implemented to achieve positive impacts and tangible results. Contact Heidi Hoyt, BCP for more information on utilizing The Birkman Method in your organization. #AskMarcumSearch #Birkman https://rb.gy/x2ve34
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Interesting post from Shireen Hilal on the complexities on designing engagement programs for SMEs compared to big companies and identifying some of the challenges. While I always keep mindful and up to date with what the 'big companies' are up to in their engagement programs, I do avoid any type of replication when working with my clients. My first point of design is to understand the business, the long term strategy and the type of employee they need in order to achieve the long term success. Once identifying their employee types/profiles needed (there are many types depending on the roles being played) then it is designing programs that will engage and motivate them. This is using the range of leavers including but not limited to Comps and Bens packages, L&D programs, Career Progression, Work Life Balance initiatives, etc. Then in each of these leavers it is creating the nuances in the programs that will create max effect with the employee. To me, the most important part, as a HR professional is making sure the company has identified the correct employee types/profiles they need to achieve their long-term goals. Creating and implementing all the individual programs tend to be the easy part.
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People are the product in professional services firms. And cultivating a high-performance culture (read: a product that performs) is table stakes. Midsized and boutique firms have their own version of this challenge – they often try to emulate industry giants who set market compensation and have expansive training and cultural programs, but employment engagement numbers nationwide (less than 30% according to Gallup) reveal the truth; those programs rarely work in companies of any size. But in the effort to keep up, firms adopt low-calorie versions of their larger counterparts’ strategies without considering whether these hefty structures support the firm or its employees. As a result, they end up with a lukewarm value proposition along with draconian handbooks and stringent policies because “that’s what firms are supposed to have." So what’s the solution? Maior’s latest article, “Redefining Value: A Framework for Employee Engagement,” explores how mid-sized and boutique firms can turn their size into an advantage in four main areas: - Strategic Compensation: Competing with giants using creative bonus structures tied to company profits, role-specific metrics, and your firm’s long-term revenue instead of monthly billing. - Learning and Development: Offering targeted training that enhances both hard skills and soft skills by showing (not telling) what “good” looks like. - Recognition: Celebrating achievements frequently and in real-time, across all levels, to reinforce a culture of appreciation and innovation. - Policies and Procedures: Crafting policies that move beyond compliance to reflect your firm’s values and strategic objectives. To read about each strategy, along with tactical and practical implementation tips, check out the article on Maior’s website: https://lnkd.in/eHrpjtSB
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Investing in Professional Development: A Cost-Effective Solution for Employee Turnover Recruiting costs? Training costs? Productivity losses? The list goes on when it comes to the expenses associated with employee turnover. Did you know that the average cost of recruiting a new employee is approximately $4,000? And training costs can range from several hundred to several thousand dollars per employee? Not to mention the productivity losses and impact on employee morale and customer satisfaction. But here's the silver lining: investing in professional development can be a game-changer. Companies that prioritize employee growth and development can reduce turnover rates and minimize the financial burden associated with it. In fact, a study by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) found that companies with strong learning cultures experience a 218% higher income per employee! And it's not just about the bottom line. Investing in professional development also leads to happier, more productive employees. According to SHRM, 88% of learners who used the acquired knowledge reported increased job satisfaction and productivity. So, what's the takeaway? By investing in professional development, companies can not only save on turnover costs but also foster a culture of continuous learning and growth that benefits both employees and the organization. It's a win-win situation! #ProfessionalDevelopment #EmployeeTurnover #InvestInYourTeam
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