Lessons from Hulu: 5 ways to beef up your intranet
The streaming TV platform is tickled pink with its new intranet. How did it design a new channel that is popular with its staff of Hulugans?
The streaming TV platform is tickled pink with its new intranet. How did it design a new channel that is popular with its staff of Hulugans?
A good storyline is the spine of many an audio program. Here are guidelines on how to apply that approach to your informative talks and persuasive addresses.
Use these six tips to help your employees find their way around your internal hub, so they keep coming back for more.
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Affording young people an opportunity to learn about an intended career field can benefit those aspirants far beyond a mere paycheck. Why limit employers’ ability to make that possible?
If only your CEO would quit boring everyone in those dreary town halls. Don’t despair. There’s a better way to do it. Learn from show biz, and present one big idea.
Sharing information fosters employee engagement, but only to a point. How much information is too much? Your culture and your industry are key factors.
An internal hub is a crucial element for employee engagement and communication. Which approach works better will depend on your culture, budget and other variables.
Are you putting your best face forward when recruiting and hiring? Are you letting potential employees know your strengths? Here’s how to turn your public profile into a talent magnet.
Most of your employees have smartphones, and the spontaneous, visual nature of the platform makes it a natural for storytelling and staff engagement.
What is small, innocent-looking, and causes you to wake up at 3 a.m. screaming? Answer: Their it is! I mean, they’re it is! I mean, there it is! Out, damned typo! Will these proofs ne’er be clean?
Better pay, enhanced job satisfaction and prestige, increased executive access and more—what’s not to like?
Your organization thrives when employees are engaged and continually seeking new ways to streamline internal processes and improve products and services. Try these approaches.
They especially are uncomfortable offering criticism that might cause employees to flare up. Why—and what can be done about this?
The HR technology wunderkind is getting spanked over its hedonistic environment and leaders’ inability to manage its rapid growth. A focus on doing the actual work is a solid first step back.