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The hidden bad hire cost and how to protect your team
The true bad hire cost typically ranges from 30% to 150% of an employee's annual salary when you account for recruitment fees, onboarding time, and lost productivity.
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Discover insights into culture, engagement, talent acquisition and employee development.
View all featured posts, articles by Rudy Crous, (Corporate Psychologist, Compono CEO and Co-founder), or filter below for your desired topic.
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Choosing the right ANZ HR technology for your team
ANZ HR technology helps businesses in Australia and New Zealand automate recruitment, manage employee engagement, and develop talent through...
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Learning pathways software: building a future-ready workforce
Learning pathways software is a digital solution that organises educational content into structured, goal-oriented sequences to help employees master...
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Why Fluent Commerce made hours irrelevant
Alex Pusenjak stopped tracking hours at Fluent Commerce and started tracking impact. The result: 96% employee willingness to go above and beyond and...
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Culture is not an event (it's the sum of your micro decisions)
Sharon Gray doesn't think culture is academic. She thinks it's everything.
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The unconventional path (and why the best people leaders never started in HR)
Edan Haddock was arranging wedding bouquets when most HR professionals were writing their first performance review.
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AI won't replace HR (but it will expose who's been coasting)
One of Movember's founders pulled Edan Haddock aside and asked him, point blank, what on earth he was doing. "We're humanistic. Why are you bringing...
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The 'Brilliant Jerk' problem (and why every winner has a bad hire story)
Alex Pusenjak was sitting across from someone who ticked every box. The technical skills were sharp. The KPIs were being smashed. On paper, this...
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Purpose is the new perk (and why mission-driven cultures are winning the talent war)
Sharon Gray went home and asked her kids.
