The Surprising Power of Simply Asking Coworkers How They’re Doing

A recent EY survey found that more than 40% of U.S. respondents reported feeling physically and emotionally isolated in the workplace. This group spanned generations, genders and ethnicities. People want more connection with those they work with. So how can companies connect more effectively with employees and help them feel like they belong within their workplace community? The survey points to one simple solution: establish more opportunities for colleagues to check in with one another. 39% of respondents feel the greatest sense of belonging when their colleagues check in with them, both personally and professionally. By reaching out and acknowledging their employees on a personal level, companies and leaders can significantly enhance the employee experience by making their people feel valued and connected.
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Candidate Series | Part 3: Communication Matters — Even when the Conversation is Difficult

Recruitment works best when everyone communicates openly. Candidates sometimes worry that telling a recruiter something might damage their chances of securing a role. In our experience, the opposite is usually true. If you’re interviewing elsewhere — tell us. If your salary expectations change — tell us. If you’ve received another offer — tell us. If […]

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Ireland’s Logistics Recruitment Market: More Candidates Doesn’t Necessarily Mean More Talent

Ireland’s logistics and supply chain sector continues to evolve rapidly. Technology, automation, cost pressures, changing customer expectations and an ongoing focus on productivity are reshaping not only how logistics businesses operate, but also the people they need to recruit. From our conversations with employers and candidates across the market, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: […]

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Candidate Series | Part 2: The Interview Is Over. What Happens Next?

You’ve finished the interview. Now what? One of the most important things you can do is speak to your recruitment partner while the conversation is still fresh in your mind. How do you feel it went? What did you like about the opportunity? Did anything concern you? Has your interest increased or decreased? Were salary, […]