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Employee wellbeing - Anton Perera

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  Clear Mind makes productive work environment A clear mind in an employee refers to a state of mind in which the person is focused, calm, and capable of performing their work effectively and efficiently. This state of mind is distinguished by the absence of distractions, worry, or unpleasant emotions that may interfere with the employee's ability to concentrate and do great work. As an employee, having a clear mind entails being able to prioritize projects and manage time effectively, being organized, and communicating clearly with colleagues and superiors. It also entails being able to manage stress and deal with difficult situations without becoming overwhelmed or succumbing to bad emotions. How does an employee's muddled thinking harm the workplace? Weakness in decision-making: An unclear mind can lead to poor decision-making, which can harm the company. This can involve making mistakes, omitting essential details, or failing to explore all options . Lower Productivity: E...

Developing effective recruiting strategies is key to attracting top talent.

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Talent acquisition  is important. A strategic approach to identifying, assessing, and hiring new employees is known as talent acquisition. Unlike general recruitment, talent acquisition is a meticulously curated process on which businesses rely to find the best fit for their team. Within a company, there are often talent acquisition specialists who’s appointed to source candidates with the exact skill set to help a company thrive and grow.  A scarcity of variety Many businesses struggle to attract diverse candidates, which might limit the organization's diversity of skills and viewpoints. This can be attributed to a number of issues, such as prejudiced hiring practices, a lack of outreach to different populations, or a failure to develop a welcoming and inclusive workplace atmosphere.   According to Man power Group's 2014 survey of more than 37,000 employers in 42 countries and territories, "36 percent of global employers are having difficulty finding candidates with...