AI is everywhere—including your business. Learn why now is the time to create an AI policy to protect your company from legal and ethical risks.
As a boutique consulting firm, Pacific Crest Group is more than just an outsourcing partner. We specialize in helping Bay Area businesses in fields such as nonprofit, healthcare, and construction achieve sustainable growth by providing personalized, hands-on consulting in finance and HR. We embed ourselves into your team, bringing tailored expertise that supports your immediate and long-term goals.
In today’s diverse workplace, one-size-fits-all performance evaluations no longer cut it. From Baby Boomers to Gen Z, each generation brings unique expectations to the table. Discover how to transform routine annual reviews into meaningful conversations that boost performance across your multi-generational team. Unlock the secrets to leadership that bridges generational gaps and drives organizational success.
The recently passed California law SB 553 mandates that covered employers implement comprehensive workplace violence prevention plans, provide training to employees, and maintain detailed incident logs. The goal is to proactively identify risks and establish protocols to better protect workers from violence occurring in the workplace.
Learn how to reinforce your team’s foundation with weekly 1:1 meetings, using the simple “3/10s” approach and discover the key steps to effective coaching.
Recruitment, hiring, and retention have seen their fair share of press in the last few years. Katrina Fehring, Partner and Senior HR Advisor at Pacific Crest Group offers valuable insight into elevating your recruiting endeavors.
Employee training and development is more than being handed a job description and a list of procedures and shadowing another employee for a few days or weeks. Professional training programs deepen employee knowledge and provide a sense of empowerment and engagement, allowing a culture of trust among the employer, employee, and the entire team.
Do you approach your day like an athlete? Most would answer no to that question. But what if you did? Whether you’re the coach or a player, treating your workday like a team practice could reap more significant successes when it counts–like a large presentation, landing that big client, or scaling your company.
Making adjustments to your company culture and policies regarding remote work will lead to success.
Most business leaders know that Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the workplace are areas on which they should focus. Often, they are overwhelmed as to where to start. So, start with kindness.
Attracting and retaining talent in a competitive job market