Are You The Type Of Employer Applicants Want To Work For? You Make The Call

Employers are finding it increasingly difficult to attract and retain talent.

One way for employers can rectify the challenge is to be the type of employer where applicants want to work. Here are some suggestions:

  1. Pay well.
  2. Create a great working environment.
  3. Allow flexibility where employees can work.
  4. Create a team spirit.  
  5. Provide training and development opportunities:
  6. Know your weak points and work to remedy them.
  7. Listen to employee feedback.

"How to Be A Business Employees Want to Work For" newswatchtv.com (Sept. 08, 2024).

So, the question for our readers is: Are You The Type Of Employer Applicants Want To Work For? You Make The Call

Please take the poll. Here is the opinion of one of the McCalmon editorial staff:

Jack McCalmon, Esq.

Increasingly, applicants want employers that will meet their individual needs. An applicant that wants a career will seek employment opportunities that provide more growth and promotion opportunity. An applicant that seeks balance between work and home will desire more flexibility on where and when they have to work. Employers that are able to address more individualized concerns in the future will attract and retain more employees.

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