Employees and Your Company’s Culture

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Achieving corporate success, and reaching success through motivating people, involves paying attention to three important factors – purpose, talent, and corporate culture. Purpose is simply believing in what you are doing, feeling that it is important and worthwhile.  It is knowing why you became a part of your company and what the company is trying… Read more »

New Team Member

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StaffEx would like to introduce Andrea Tamayo as Staffing Coordinator, Tampa Bay Region. Andrea will join the Tampa/Largo team and support operations, as well as, sales. Andrea is also currently attaining her bachelors degree at the University of South Florida.            

Worry No More: Tips to Help You Keep Worry at Bay

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Most people worry. Some more than others. We constantly are looking toward the future and wondering what it might bring, whether good or bad, and that, added to our imagination, brings worry. With the pace and complexity of life today, there is plenty for professionals to worry about. But problems arise when we allow worry… Read more »

Keeping Your Company’s Plans Flexible

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Many businesses prepare for the future with a plan, a written document that may have figures they hope to reach in sales or earnings, as well as other goals they hope to accomplish.  But the problem with these plans is that they are static.  They represent the company’s thinking at a certain point in time,… Read more »

How Changes in America’s Families Impact Business

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There’s big change going on today in modern families, changes that also will have a huge impact on the workplace. Recent research states that the number of people getting married in the U.S. today is the lowest it’s ever been. Conversely, the numbers of those getting divorced also is among the lowest ever. These researchers… Read more »

Dealing with High Turnover: How to Fill in the Gaps and Stop Talent Loss

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Even the best of companies have employees who leave. Whether you’re considered a “best company” to work for, whether you’re large or a small firm of under 10 workers, you’re going to experience turnover. Staff turnover can be slow and relatively steady with workers leaving only because they decided to take another position because the… Read more »

Tips For Building Your Self-Confidence

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Self-confidence.  It’s something we all know to be a key ingredient to success in just about anything.  But the problem is how to develop that self-confidence.  We all have periods when that self-confidence seems to elude us.  We go through times when we are unsure we have what it takes to get the job done. … Read more »

The Different Kinds of Leadership Styles

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When we think of leaders, we think of people who take charge, who speak up, people who can take control of a situation.  But some recent research indicates that this model may not necessarily be true. Sometimes, people who are more reserved are better leaders than those who are more outgoing.  The most important element… Read more »

How the Bad-Tempered Make the Workplace Disagreeable

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One person with an abrasive personality can change the atmosphere in an entire office, according to a recent study by University of Washington researchers. When the offending person is in the office, it can feel like a cold and unfriendly place, but when the person leaves, the place becomes a much more pleasant and welcoming… Read more »