Does your company have clear rules about what employees can and cannot do on their own social media accounts? It can be risky, but these days it’s necessary. Some tips here in this article. What is your company doing? Click HERE to read an article about why you need that kind of policy and how [...]
Google + has shaken up the social media world. When it was invite-only it had people adopting the new platform so rapidly that many were terming it a “Facebook killer.” While the hundreds of millions that are currently on Facebook seem to indicate that people will be on that site for a long time to [...]
Changes to Facebook seem to be as inevitable as the rising and setting of the sun or the phases of the moon. Their new Timeline format is already causing a stir and some people are resisting the change. Others have embraced it. Either way, you can complain about it, or you can be creative with [...]
An interesting article here about YouTube and using it as part of your company Social Media plan. While there are billions of videos on the channel, the average user only spends about 15 minutes on the site. Compare that to the four hours that the average American spends watching TV and you see how far [...]
Maureen Santoro runs the Meetings part of Atlas Travel International’s Meetings + Incentives division. She has now guest-posted at The Professional Assistant, a blog for professional administrative assistants. This time her article is about how a company can include Corporate Social Responsibility, and give back to the community, when they plan their big corporate [...]
Is your company using Facebook? Do you Tweet? Have you jumped on the Google+ wagon? Are you using LinkedIn profiles instead of collecting resumes for your recruitment purposes? You are not alone and the numbers are staggering. Check out these social media statistics. http://www.jeffbullas.com/2011/09/02/20-stunning-social-media-statistics/
It’s probably not something you spend a lot of time worrying about as an employer, especially when you are starting a recruitment effort. However, for any potential employees, your incentives and rewards program can indicate quite a few things. Jennifer Vecchi, from Atlas Meetings + Incentives, discusses what your employee incentives and rewards programs says [...]
Elaine Osgood is the President of Atlas Travel International out of Milford, MA. Not only is she a remarkable businesswoman, she also has a family and likes to go on amazing vacations with them. Her most recent one was so amazing it was worthy of an article. WickedGoodTravelTips is the site that published Elaine’s account [...]
Ronen Paldi, president of Ya’lla Tours USA, also writes for the Huffington Post. Here is his latest article and photo essay. This one discusses the wonders of Egypt and how important travel to that country is in a country that is struggling to get its feet after such a turbulent year. Click HERE to view [...]
Jennifer Vecchi, who runs the Incentives division of Atlas Travel International’s Meetings + Incentives segment, writes for TLNT.com. TLNT.com is an HR-related website. Her latest article discusses how employers looking for an effective incentives program need to offer more than a catalog full of gifts, but a rich experience for the employee. Click HERE to [...]
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