by InSource Editorial Team | Apr 12, 2016 | Two Minute Tips
As leaders, we must follow our gut instincts because when we don’t, it certainly comes back to bite us. Years ago I was on the fence about transitioning an employee from another team into Creative Services as a interactive designer. Sadly, I thought a warm body was...
by InSource Editorial Team | Apr 6, 2016 | Opinion Poll
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by InSource Editorial Team | Feb 18, 2015 | From the Field
I’ve worked on many different brands in the United States and overseas. When it comes to strategies for hiring in the creative department, there are basically two distinct approaches: 1) The confident leader attempts to hire people who are as good as, or even better...
by Cella Consulting | Jun 18, 2012 | From the Field
There’s a new business model in town, and it’s called The Contingent Workforce. The overall mood towards this structure is that the work is as creative and efficiently done as before, but the emotional connection between the team member and the work suffers....
by Cella Consulting | Jun 6, 2011 | From the Field
It is a clear reality that contingent workers (defined as freelancers, contractors and temporary employees—basically all non-permanent employees at an organization) are playing an increasingly larger role in an organization’s success. With this in mind, leaders of...
