Archived Insight | August 26, 2021

Think: What Would Attract Employees to Your Company?

How do you recruit and keep good employees? In an interview with Authority Magazine, Julia Zuckerman, Vice President and Senior Consultant at Segal says: Share your standout benefits in the job description. Do you offer an extra week off in the summer, daycare stipends, or sabbaticals? Any one of these perks can inspire someone to apply to your organization.

And when it comes to retaining people, be sure to show them that you have their backs. Support them even when risk taking results in mistakes.

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What Would Attract Employees to Your Company

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