Employees are not merely the people working in the organization, but employees are the organization. Assume your brand has a great product and even great marketing, but would you be able to meet the demands without any lending hand? Even if you make the sale, would you have people deliver it physically or virtually? Even if you provide it, would you have someone to follow up and take care of after-sale customer service?

In this bustling work landscape, work-life balance has just stayed as a term rarely implemented. Managers and employees feel that giving everything to attain their goals is normal! If you are healthy and passionate enough to follow this, then continue, but what if the fatigue knocks in and we don’t respond to it? What if the employees want to respond to it, but the organizational culture is unable to acknowledge it?

Streamlining operations is crucial for SMBs to thrive. Billing software is a powerful tool that can improve your workflow, fueling growth and giving you a leg up against the competition.

A groundbreaking Ensono poll has highlighted a significant change in the IT sector’s work culture. The poll shows how hybrid work models are creating more inclusive and fair opportunities for women. The poll, which involved 1,500 full-time female professionals from several countries, including India, reveals the significant impact that flexible work arrangements may have in the technology industry. Let’s examine the results and consider the implications for women in technology going forward.

Agile vs. Scrum vs. Kanban is the most spoken about in the inner circle of project managers. However, these three are not entirely the same, nor are they completely different. All three concepts are handy for project managers, but how are they different from each other exactly? Let’s take a closer look at Agile, Scrum, and Kanban—uncovering how these tools optimize group performance and enhance project results.

You only get one chance to make a first impression — especially in the workplace. When you onboard new employees, the initial welcome experience sets the tone and has a significant impact on probability of retention over the longer haul.

Mobilizing an entire organization is hard. Processes often involve many stakeholders and workflows, while teams work in isolation with their own tools and collaboration methods. As a result, trying to execute your business plan can feel like turning a massive tanker ship—slow, clunky, and inefficient. But it doesn’t have to be that way. We’ve taken a deep dive into four common organizational planning challenges so you can arm yourself with the right solutions for each one.

Does it ever feel like there’s just too much project and not enough budget? (Does it ever not feel that way?) It’s not just you — only 34% of businesses report completing projects on budget half the time or better. In other words, most businesses (66% of them) go over budget on more than half the projects they complete. Project managers are constantly concerned with project planning, timelines, forecasting, and even risk management.

Hybrid work is increasingly becoming popular, and as we shift towards more remote work and less face-to-face interaction, there is a risk of employees feeling disconnected and less engaged with their work. This reduced engagement can lead to demotivation and may signal ineffective management practices. To keep the team aligned and motivated, adopting SMART goals is a straightforward and efficient method.