Cherone Duggan
Cherone was a content team leader at Workable. She planned, managed and edited Workable's editorial content and she wrote about work culture.
HR Toolkit | Tutorials | Εmployee engagement |
How to build a new employee onboarding process
Employee onboarding is a structured process to integrate new hires into their roles and the company. It includes setting up work...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Better practices |
Why passion shouldn’t be a job requirement
Are you passionate about your job? Do you absolutely love what you do? Does every single one of your work responsibilities make ...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Better practices |
The ethics and etiquette of employee poaching
Employee poaching, while ethical, may not always be legal. It involves recruiting employees from direct competitors or former em...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Better practices |
How to find good employees: hire for skills, not talent
To find good employees, focus on measurable skills rather than vague concepts of talent. Conduct a skills gap analysis, write sk...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Tech & Data |
How companies succumb to sunk cost culture
In theory, companies are meant to act rationally, efficiently and in their own economic self-interest. But humans manage them, s...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Workplace |
Employee monitoring: to track or not to track?
As anyone who has ever worked in the corporate world knows, it’s easy to clock up a 9-5 day and get absolutely nothing done. Bef...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Better practices |
How to succeed as a HR leader: forget ‘best practices’
The HR industry has more buzzwordy ‘best practices’ than most. But they’re counter-productive. By definition, accepted or ‘stand...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Better practices |
How can we fix tech recruiting?
Technology fancies itself a meritocracy—more so than any other industry. In theory, coding ability is all you need to land a cod...
Inside HR | Stories & Insights | Workplace |
The false economy of unpaid internships
The word ‘intern’ has an ironic double meaning: to work as a trainee and to confine someone as a prisoner. Most articles about u...