If you run your intern program primarily as a recruiting tool, its conversion rate is your most important key performance indicator. It’s essential that your company sets a goal and tracks it to know what’s working and what’s not. Intern conversion rates have slipped in recent years, though. According to the National Association of Colleges
Your online reputation can make or break your business. Clients and customers come to mind, but some organizations forget their employees are their first and most important advocates. Even your interns matter! As the first generation of internet natives, your millennial interns are fluent and comfortable using social media and other user-generated platforms. What these say
It’s clear that internships are the best way to discover and audition new talent. But not all internship programs are equally effective. The design and execution of every program are essential to its success, so these choices should be tailored to your business’s goals. If your focus is to maximize full-time conversions, how do you
Turnover is the highest it’s been in 10 years, and millennials often receive the blame. But does your organization really understand why turnover is so high for this generation? Is it really their fault? Millennials are now the largest generation in the U.S. labor force. As of 2017, this segment hit 56 million strong, and
In today’s knowledge-based economy, businesses with the best talent win. When talent precedes growth, having the right people in the right jobs becomes essential. There’s no room for hiring mistakes. More and more companies are discovering that internship programs are more than just an altruistic way to support the youth of tomorrow. From corporate giants
If you’re traveling for work or moving to a new city, you need to decide where you’ll stay once you get there. No matter where you are, your lodging should be personal — even when it’s short-term or transitional. Whatever you choose can greatly affect how you experience your new destination. Luckily, you have a
We’re now officially a week into the new year. The Travelers Haven team took some time to reflect on our progress over the last year and what we want to accomplish in 2018. Last year brought tremendous growth to our company. We hired 90 new employees, expanded into one more Denver office, and became one
Last week, the Travelers Haven and Hotel Engine team attended the Lean Construction Institute Annual Congress in Anaheim, California. This five-day event brought together the industry’s innovators to share their successful projects and tips to improve project design and building performance. Our team was thrilled to show how Travelers Haven and Hotel Engine can directly
Now that we’re well into 2017, we’re starting to map out the corporate housing market’s growing momentum from the latest annual reports and industry forecasts. According to the Corporate Housing Providers Association (CHPA) 2017 Industry Report, the corporate travel market saw steady growth across a variety of metrics. The industry’s total revenue grew to $3.2
The popularity of remote employees has increased exponentially throughout the past decade: the number of regular, remote employees has grown 103% since 2005, with 3.7 million employees working from home at least half of the time in 2016, according to Global Work Place Analytics. And while technology has improved the possibilities of telework, it still
What started as a buzz phrase—and morphed into a tagline—has seemingly become reality. These days, there actually seems to be an app for that. But with more than 2.2 million apps available for Android and 2 million available from the Apple App Store, we have to question if quantity overrides quality. Despite the information overload,
With travel costs rising, it only makes sense that businesses are interested in saving money. However, a recent study conducted by GBTA suggests that businesses are concerned with more than just cost savings when it comes to booking and managing business travel. The study, which surveyed a variety of traveling professionals, found that data analysis (55%)