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Training

Discover best practices for training and retaining great talent in your organization. Great people are the key to a successful business, and training is a critical element of the onboarding process. As part of your search for a new franchise opportunity, learn how to evaluate the training programs that brands provide as part of their business offering.

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Most of the money and time companies spend on training is wasted. That's because the majority of companies use outdated training ideas and boring training methods.
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These days we hear plenty about employee engagement. We know disengaged employees are bad for business.
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As many in the beauty industry have likely noticed, Massage Envy has experienced explosive franchise growth in the last several years.
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The term "human resources management" is essential in business. But have you noticed that the majority of the literature about the topic focuses on the "resources" and the "management" aspects but barely addresses the "human" element?
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The economy is improving, bringing with it a sense of optimism. That optimism, however, can be dangerous.
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The Millennial generation is here. They feel entitled. They negotiate everything. And they'll tell you exactly what is on their mind...even if you don't want to know.
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"Death and taxes." Given that estate planning combines two of the most dreaded eventualities, is it any wonder that most folks have a difficult time warming to the topic?
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