19 04, 2024

Future of Work: Office Trends Business Leaders Should Know for 2024 (Part 3)

By |2024-04-24T15:05:23-07:00April 19, 2024|Blogs, Future of Work|Comments Off on Future of Work: Office Trends Business Leaders Should Know for 2024 (Part 3)

With apology to Mark Twain, have the reports of the death of post-pandemic commercial office space been greatly exaggerated? We say yes! At the same time, we also acknowledge the profound changes the traditional office model has undergone over the last four years. As we explored in our Future of Work: Part 2, hybrid work environments can most certainly thrive – and, we believe, are here to stay, regardless of current ‘return to office’ mandates. This resonates with Mark Rauch, Principal at commercial real-estate firm Cresa. He sees the continuation of the three main models coming out of the pandemic [...]

16 02, 2024

Future of Work: Remote & Hybrid Series (Part 2)

By |2024-02-19T16:27:30-08:00February 16, 2024|Blogs, Future of Work|Comments Off on Future of Work: Remote & Hybrid Series (Part 2)

4 Must-Have People Practices for Remote Teams: Welcome back! Let’s quickly recap Part 1 of our series on the Future of Work. The clash between employee demands and employer needs, viewed through the lenses of different generations, has given rise to ‘The Great Compromise1.' Employee expectations of employer support are growing. At the same time, new 2023 research shows that productivity is high for companies with a remote component – and highest of all for businesses that are primarily remote. Yet some leaders still think a full return to the office must happen for businesses to be successful. What’s a [...]

27 12, 2023

Future of Work: Remote & Hybrid Lessons for 2024 (Part 1)

By |2024-02-19T16:27:45-08:00December 27, 2023|Blogs, Future of Work|Comments Off on Future of Work: Remote & Hybrid Lessons for 2024 (Part 1)

Looking Back at 2023: With 2024 around the corner and Covid’s debut increasingly in our rearview mirrors, Peoplescape reflects on the evolving hybrid and remote work landscape. In just three years we have gone from uncharted waters to ‘The Great Compromise,’ a delicate dance between employee demands and employer needs. This clash between leadership and employee mindsets and expectations gets even more challenging when seen through the differing lenses of Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials (Gen Y), and Gen Z – all in one workplace, sprinkled with residual pandemic trauma on top. In this post, we share our top takeaways [...]

11 05, 2017

Spy the Lie: Deception in the Recruitment Process

By |2018-04-11T15:56:32-07:00May 11, 2017|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, Talent Search & Recruitment|Comments Off on Spy the Lie: Deception in the Recruitment Process

As recruitment and HR professionals, we are trained to spot the embellishments in a story, to zero in on the candidates whose credentials don’t quite line up, and to ask those uncomfortable questions that often lead to answers none of us are looking forward to hearing. Spotting the white lie, figuring out where the titles, responsibilities or dates have been boosted, and reading between the lines to fully understand how the career path really must have flowed, are all key components to uncovering the true merit of candidates we encounter on the recruitment journey. Of course, candidates want to present the [...]

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