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Trello. Life Made Easier. Free Online HR Tools You Should Be Using. 1.
Bitrix24 Even though Bitrix24 is used by over 200,000 companies, it’s mostly unknown to HR professionals. Perhaps, because its HR tools (employee directory, employee self service portal, shared calendars, absence management, onboarding and engagement) are hidden away. Do take a day or two to explore Bitrix24, because it’s a hidden HR gem. Free – 12 users/5GB 2. As you might have guessed from the name, ScheduleHead is a free online employee scheduling service. 3. iDoneThis.com iDoneThis is a free workreport software. 4. While payroll is a responsibility of accountants, the two roles are frequently intertwined in small companies. 5.
WebHR is somewhat similar to Bitrix24 (minus file sharing, document management, client management and tasks). Did I miss any other free online HR tools? See also: Three Simple And Inexpensive Lead Nurturing Tools That Work 5 Simple Things You Can Do to Improve Workplace Productivity Free Yammer Alternatives 5 Email trends that will affect you and your business. How to Clean Up the 5 Most Annoying Kid Messes. Your kids have had a marathon session of snake rolling and "cookie" cutting, and now there are tiny pellets scattered on the floor or, worse, embedded in your carpet fibers.
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Unique Gift Ideas & Unusual Gifts. Climbing. Dean Potter's Final Essay on Love and Adventure. Dean climbing up Leaning Tower in Yosemite with Whisper.
(Photo by Graham Hunt) Photo: Courtesy of Jen Rapp Dean Potter wrote this essay on adventuring with his dog, Whisper, not long before he died in a BASE-jumping accident in Yosemite last spring. We’re publishing his words now, with the permission of his girlfriend, Jen Rapp, as a telling reflection of Potter’s values and love of the outdoors. We stand on the edge of the North Face of the Eiger, in the Swiss Alps, and peer into swirling latte clouds. Rhythmic breathing of my mini cattle dog, Whisper, resonates behind me. My girlfriend, Jen, has also made the alpine scramble and sits on the edge taking in the immense beauty, while most likely calculating the safety of her loved ones. The weather doesn’t change, and our little family settles into an awkward meditative perch atop the Mushroom pillar. Our family is all Whisper has.
We’ve been staying in the Swiss Alps most of the summer. My wingsuit is wet. We land gently beside Jen.
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