The Watercooler

The Watercooler Blog is full of workplace tips and trends related to employee retention, engagement, interviewing and more. The Watercooler is frequently refilled, so gather ‘round often.

Four Things You Must Share on Your New Hire’s First Day

Whether it’s your first day of kindergarten or your first day at a new job, there’s that same feeling of excitement and a little fear of the unfamiliar. Remember that feeling as you walk new hires through their first day and do what you can to alleviate the fear. In particular, these four tips go [...] Read More

Should You Send Rejection Letters?

  You’re busy … often, overwhelmingly busy. Taking extra time to write rejection letters to candidates you’re not hiring is probably quite low on your priority list. But, it can mean the difference between a person forming a positive impression of your organization and one whose feelings are hurt – or who may decide to [...] Read More

Did Your Top Performers Plateau?

What do you do when your previously high-performing employees hit a plateau? This is not an uncommon occurrence – and it could be due to any number of contributing factors. But it is a problem. As a business leader, you work constantly to exceed previous results, and you need everyone pulling in the same direction [...] Read More

Don’t Gamble on Your Team…Hire Better Employees by Partnering with PrideStaff Las Vegas

Finding the right person for the job is rarely easy — especially when your staffing responsibilities are competing with many other priorities. If you’re having trouble finding the best and brightest employees in the Clark County area, consider joining forces with PrideStaff Las Vegas. As one of the region’s premiere staffing agencies, we offer a [...] Read More

How to Show Off Your Awesome Company Culture to Job Seekers

As potential candidates look at employers, they value company culture just as much – and sometimes more – than a steady paycheck, particularly the millennial generation, which will soon make up almost half the workforce. The reality is that you need to advertise yourself to candidates just as much as they have to show their [...] Read More