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How to Recruit and Retain Millennial Employees (Hint: Start by Building Community)

Higher Logic

Some companies naturally attract millennials. But for the rest of the businesses out there, convincing Gen Y that your organization is a great place to work isn’t so easy. If you can’t afford (or don’t want) distracting foosball tables, how do you appeal to young professionals? The easy answer?

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How to Recruit New Leaders

Ewald Consulting

It takes serious effort to learn about who is in your organization, determine their strengths, and encourage their growth to the point where they can help lead your organization. Your members and volunteers are the future leaders of your organization, so it is important to approach recruitment thoughtfully.

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How to attract top talent

Association Success

Millennials, a generation that is now making up for more than 50% of the workforce, thrive in the workplace that offers a clear growth path. David Moise , founder of the Decide Consulting recruiting firm, summarized his advice for having a culture that attracts talent with these points: . Make employees feel they are part of something.

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What If Your ED Was a Millennial?

YourMembership

There’s plenty of talk among organizations on how to recruit and engage Millennials but are you getting them involved to the point they are assuming the role of your next ED? And what would your organization look like if it was Millennial led? Your organization would be: 1. More collaborative.

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What If Your ED Was a Millennial?

YourMembership

There’s plenty of talk among organizations on how to recruit and engage Millennials but are you getting them involved to the point they are assuming the role of your next ED? And what would your organization look like if it was Millennial led? Your organization would be: 1. More collaborative.

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How to Make Culture, Not Perks, Work For Your Organization

Higher Logic

These types of workplace perks are everywhere these days, but they may actually be harming your organization. These perks are meant to reflect a culture that helps employers recruit and retain top-rate talent to their organizations. This has the potential to create resentment amongst organization members.

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How to Convince Employers to Pay for Professional Development

WBT Systems

In a Gallup survey, 87 percent of millennials said opportunities to learn and grow were important to them, and of that group, two-thirds said these opportunities were extremely important. Find out if any precedents for professional development investment exist in your organization. How will that make you a better employee?

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