Teamphoria Talks 10 Traits of Successful Human Resources Managers Posted on September 18, 2021 by Andrew StricklandAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, “Human resources managers plan, direct and coordinate the administrative functions of an organization. They oversee the recruiting, interviewing and hiring of new staff; consult with top executives on strategic planning; and serve as a link between an organization’s management and its employees.” That may sound like a lot Read More
9 Tips to Keep the Employee Recognition Flowing in Teamphoria Posted on September 16, 2021 by Chad NormanIt doesn’t matter if your employee recognition program is rewards-based, digital, or done in skywriting, it still takes continuous effort to keep everyone dishing out the praise. When an employee recognition program first launches at a company, the enthusiasm can quickly wane due to fatigue, busyness, and lack of follow-through. To be successful, companies have Read More
Teamphoria Company Culture Experts Say Take Time to Reflect Posted on September 15, 2021 by Amanda StrungsIt’s 5:00 pm. You slam the laptop closed, race out the door, and start thinking about your evening. Let’s see… there’s dinner, soccer practice, laundry… let the games begin! Hold up – for two minutes. We promise it will be worth it. According to a study done by the University of Florida, stress level & Read More
Teamphoria Discusses The Dreaded Self-Reviews Posted on August 30, 2021 by Amanda Strungs(And Why I Think You Should Make Your Employees Do Them.) Let’s be clear, I just finished my annual performance self-review. We have an amazing HR team that trimmed down the process. The questions were thought-provoking and applicable; it was technically painless; and it took me less than an hour. Overall the process was flawless, Read More
7 Ways Teamphoria Makes Your Employee Recognition Program Rock! Posted on August 26, 2021 by Chad NormanThis day in age, every employer should realize that employee recognition and employee engagement are vital to current and future success. No longer is there a need to prove the long-term benefits of engaging and recognizing employees. The research has been done and re-done. Engaged and recognized employees are your top performers, biggest supporters, and Read More
Teamphoria Lessens Workplace Frustration Posted on August 19, 2021 by Amanda StrungsI don’t mean to be a Negative Nancy, but I’m going to go there, let’s talk about the dark stuff. There’s no reason to sugar coat it; work is inherently stressful. There are deadlines, budgets, people, decisions – no matter how much you love your job, from time to time, there’s going to be something Read More
The Federal Budget Includes Employee Engagement Measurement, and Your Organization Should Too Posted on August 17, 2021 by Amanda StrungsI’ve never been one to follow the ways of the White House Budget very closely. Heck, I can barely manage my bank account, much less understand how on earth you begin to breakdown a $4 trillion budget request. However a recent article in the Washington Post, “Six ways the White House budget would affect federal Read More
Teamphoria Clients Understand Why Company Culture Begins at The Top Posted on August 16, 2021 by Chad NormanCulture in the company we can do, but in the boardroom? …the room where we meet around a fancy table that seems to go for miles to discuss controversial topics in uncomfortable attire attempting to act and speak professionally all the while just wishing and praying that the meeting would end so we could go Read More
Teamphoria List of 2017 HR Trends: What You Need to Know to Beef Up Your Strategy Posted on August 8, 2021 by Andrew Strickland A key question the Teamphoria crew receives on a regular basis is ‘how do I create a killer HR strategy?’ Believe me when I say that staying ahead of the game when it comes to company culture, employee communication and all of the other time-intensive functions of human resources is not for the faint Read More
Teamphoria Talks Hilarious Work-Life Lessons from Commencement Speeches Posted on August 3, 2021 by Amanda StrungsThe new graduating class is about to join the workforce. Brace yourselves, folks. You are about to see some crazy dates come across the resumes on your desk. Born sometime around 1993, these young adults have only seen one President Bush in the Oval Office and have grown up on laptops and cell phones. Put Read More