Rodney May, Vizo Financial, chief engagement officer Jesse Kohl, InterLutions, president In December of 2018, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the average cost to…
Posts published in “Staffing”
BY ALFIO CARROCCETTO Staff personality fits are critical to a credit union’s overall success, but how do you gauge an individual’s unique characteristics on the…
By Paul Nunn I recently ran across a cartoon strip about an employee who was taking an e-learning course. After the first few sessions the…
By Ken Schroeder OK, you’ve appointed your Compliance Office to handle your business continuity plan. Great, now move on to discussing where to locate the…
By Jack Kelly The credit union movement prides itself on building lifetime relationships with members by offering them the best products and services in the…
By Alec Berkman If the statistics indicating an impending rash of credit union executive retirements are true, the demand for qualified and competent successors will…
By Sandra Torres Although Six Sigma is usually associated with manufacturing or chain supply management, it can also be used to make any business successful.…
By Sharon Sweda Growth and expansion are vital to the success of most organizations. However, mismanaged growth and expansion will sink even the most sea-worthy…
By Dr. Sandra L. Torres Globalization’s precipitate onslaught has forced many organizations to rethink their leadership strategies and has fostered increased cultural interdependence. This is…
By Ken Gonyer It’s been four long years since the recession officially ended, and although the stock market has rebounded, the job market is still…
By Holly Herman And so are you! Everyone is doing their very best all the time. That simple and commonly used phrase may not be…
By Ken Gonyer Remember 2010? Three years ago, your credit union was probably in survival mode. Belts were tightened and, like everyone else in the…