Ryan Paugh and his roomate hasn't spoken to each other for almost 8 days but not because they were fighting. But they were meditating!

Many of us believe that our career depends on what we do during the 8 hours in the office and our future, our career progression depends on our boss and the company. But in reality...

When it comes to hiring, it is a really hard process and it could be confusing. It involves the possibility of letting go a great potential for your company and hiring the wrong person instead.

Effective 1st August 2016, new policies were implemented and existing regulations were being reinforced for regulations regarding work passes, including all categories of employment passes and professional visit passes.

9 out of 10 workers are either just going through the motion of their daily jobs or they are actively seeking another job. Not a good sign if your employees are one of it!

There are a lot of things that you might ask your team to do and sometimes we don't realize how those things could affect the team. It is those little things that make up a bigger one. Here are some of the things that you shouldn't ask your team to do:

"I can’t think of anyone saying, 'Get me a CEO with an HR background,'" said John Wood, vice chairman of the executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles

Have you ever wonder if your employee would work harder if they are being paid more?

We thought it was okay to bend the rules as long as we could get the succeeding outcome. However, when we are leading other people, the rules applied to us are not that flexible.

Just by hiring the right person in your company, you could save more time and money without you realize it. RolePoint reported that you could save up to $12,500 by avoiding a toxic employee.