While there is no reason to settle for a less-than-perfect candidate to fill up vacant positions, waiting too long can actually reduce the quality of your hires. In a highly competitive job market, good candidates migrate fast. Slow hiring also has monetary consequences like increased recruitment expenses and costs associated with understaffed teams, such as…
Today, IoT (Internet of Things) and mobile devices are rapidly knocking on our doors. Connectivity and mobile data usage are mainstream. However, the need to deliver internet quickly and robustly is becoming more and more urgent as we face an explosion of devices and users. Wi-Fi has experienced rapid developments and changes over the last…
As an HR professional, performance management is one of the many important tasks that you are responsible for. How well you gauge employee performance and provide feedback can go a long way towards improving your organization’s success and growth. While too much emphasis on metrics can be damaging to your employees, here are five that…
Organizing regular training programs is key to improving the quality of work your employees do. As an HR professional, you understand the amount of time, money, and effort that goes into training and developing employees. Maximizing Return on investment (ROI) for both the organization and your workforce is tough but necessary when managing professional development. However,…
New year, new trends! The HR sector is dynamic, often seeing several new changes every year as the workplace and employee behavior evolves. The ongoing pandemic has also done its part in bringing about some serious changes that’ll continue to dominate the HR landscape well into the future. As an HR professional, staying on top…
First Alaafin or King of the powerful Yorùbá kingdom of Oyo was Ọranyan. He founded Oyo made him the first Alaafin at around the year 1300. The Old Oyo Empire was one of the strongest if not the strongest in the Yoruba mythology. Oyo-Ile as it was called then (not the modern day Oyo) has a lot of stories…
Wireless networking has been continuously evolving every few years to support growing consumer requirements. WiFi 6 or IEEE 802.11ax, is the newest generation WiFi specification standard. It comes as the successor to 802.11ac, or WiFi 5. WiFi 6 is built atop the foundations of what 802.11ac has to offer, taking some of its principles and…