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Aug 22

Topic: Performance Management

5 Best TED Talks on Performance Management

We love TED talks. They’re valuable learning tools, packaged in a concise, convenient format: a specialist gives a rundown of a complex topic in just 10-15 minutes.

Andrew Sumitani
8 min read

Oct 1

TINYcon

Our 9 Favorite Moments of TINYcon 2018

On September 12th, hundreds from the TINYpulse community and a world-class slate of speakers joined us at the Seattle Marriott Waterfront. The view of Elliott Bay across the street was stunning, the lineup of speakers was amazing, and the sheer conference energy was electrifying. It's what makes TINYcon the most exciting time of year. If you weren't able to make it to TINYcon 2018, or just want to relive the best moments, here's a recap of our third, biggest, and best conference to date.

Andrew Sumitani
9 min read

Aug 17

Topic: Employee Engagement

The Ultimate Guide to Employee Engagement

This guide is about a powerful idea — one that's well known by only some of the elite managers of the world. The funny thing is it's not top-secret information at all. People have researched, written, and spoken about employee engagement for years. And the top managers have practiced and refined it over the last few decades to create tremendous value within their organizations. For a variety of reasons, though, a vast majority of CEO's, VP's, Directors, and HR professionals still only half-understand it: this guide was created to change this. TABLE OF CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION Why this Employee Engagement Guide? My goals for you How the Employee Engagement Guide works EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT What is employee engagement? Why is employee engagement important? KEY STRATEGIES TO INCREASE EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Improve your workplace employee recognition Use better employee survey practices CLOSING THOUGHTS The importance of adapting your employee engagement techniques

Andrew Sumitani
41 min read

Apr 26

TINYcon

College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving tell us what led to them lifting a 2017 TINYaward

TINYpulse has announced the winners of the third annual TINYawards. TINYawards are given to organizations which have exceptional scores for their industry within TINYpulse's employee engagement platform. College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving (CHHJ), a junk removal and moving service headquartered in Tampa, Florida, with over 100 locations across the United States, won for Happiest Organization in the Transportation & Logistics category.

Andrew Sumitani
8 min read

Oct 30

Topic: Employee Recognition & Appreciation

One of New Zealand's fastest growing startups: how Richard Conway built a company with $200.

Richard Conway is CEO and founder of pure SEO, an Auckland-based search engine optimization company, specializing in SEO and online advertising. Infamous for starting a company with $200 in 2009 and building it into a company with millions of annual dollars in revenue, he joins in to give us some insight into growing a successful startup. Watch the video above, or read and share with your leadership team!

Andrew Sumitani
9 min read

Oct 10

Topic: Leadership & Management Skills

Entrepreneur Matt Roberge's advice on starting and managing a successful remote business

I recently connected with Matt Roberge, CEO and founder of SLC Bookkeeping, a completely distributed accounting company. They fill in the gaps for small businesses that need flexibility, but don't yet have the need for a full-time controller. They also offer day-to-day financial planning, personalized mentoring, and consulting services for small businesses. As a Goldman Sachs 10KSB Scholar and a frequent contributor to Huffpost, Matt Roberge is a frequent proponent of strong work-life balance, and his recent blog post “I Finally Understand Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Succeed” is a beautiful example of his thought leadership in the business development space. I asked him a variety of questions, from why he decided to manage a workforce in Utah from Montana, to his thoughts on supporting employee growth.

Andrew Sumitani
12 min read