October 28, 2022

How to Use Performance Improvement Plan Template

The purpose of The HR Digest’s Performance Improvement Plan Sample is to help you bridge serious gaps in an employee’s work performance and address other areas […]
October 27, 2022

How to Effectively Train Employees

Asking the right questions before selecting or designing an employee training program can help determine whether the handpicked approach is the right solution or whether there’s […]
October 26, 2022

How Can I Improve My Professional Email Writing Skills?

Professional email writing is a part of the workforce that can’t be avoided. It’s a crucial form of communication among teams, businesses, and so on. Emails […]
October 25, 2022

3 Experience Based Situational Interview Questions to Ask

Truth be told, an experience from the past is most likely to determine what the future could look like (maybe a tiny glimpse of it). Situational […]
October 24, 2022

Should HR Be Involved in Pip?

A performance improvement plan is more likely viewed as a “firing” scheme. But on the contrary, it is nothing of the sort. While most companies have […]
October 22, 2022

What Is Weaponized Incompetence?

TikTok’s latest buzzword “weaponized incompetence” has brought to light a toxic practice pertaining to the workplace. Weaponized incompetence can play out in friendship, parenting, and even […]
October 22, 2022

How Can HR Help an Underperforming Employee?

Employee performance has a great impact on the company’s productivity. In other words, working out ways to deal with an underperforming employee indirectly increases the company’s […]
October 21, 2022

What Is the Number One Reason People Get Fired?

Not so long ago, I read about this elementary school administrator in Mississippi who was sacked for reading I Need a New Butt!, a humorous children’s […]
October 20, 2022

What to Write a Subject Line for an Apology Email

We’ve all been there – wondering what to write in the subject line for an apology email. Does putting something like “I am sincerely sorry” work? […]