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Why a Learning Culture Will Scale Your Company’s Success
One of the biggest mistakes fast growing companies make is they underestimate the strategic role HR can play in scaling by design rather than headcount. In a recent Harvard Business Review article, Marshall School of Business professor John Boudreau described the rampant use of HR within many startup and
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4 Keys to Improving Your Analytics Team
Even with the best of intentions, sometimes the pressures to go faster cause us to get off on the wrong foot. At the time these steps look like the perfect shortcut, only to turn into the dead-end of a maze, causing initiatives to stall in their tracks.
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Guess What? Employees Want Personalization Too
Most companies are not investing — although they should — in personalized digital experiences for their employees. And with that, I don’t just mean having an intranet or a set of technologies to communicate and share knowledge.
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10 Digital Workplace Trends Shaping the Future of Work
Many of the discussions about the digital workplace and digital transformation strategies share a certain assumption: workers are jumping at the opportunity to go digital.
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LinkedIn's US Employment Trends, Atlassian Puts Trello to Work, More News
Facebook wants to "make the world more open and connected." LinkedIn wants everyone to have a job. The Mountain View, Calif.-based professional social network released its latest monthly workforce report on employment trends Wednesday. It wants to help "create economic opportunity for every worker in the global workforce." LinkedIn
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The Ideal Organizational Culture Champions Individuals and the Greater Good
High-performing people look for organizations with environments where they can be their authentic selves. They seek cultures that adapt to the way they want to work. If they don’t find what they’re looking for, they are happy to look elsewhere.
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The Expectations Game, or: How to Master the Performance Review Process
Whether you are on the giving or receiving side, not many people look forward to annual review time. The sense of foreboding is understandable given that the conversation revolves around accountability. So with teams, managers and individual contributors setting expectations and goals for the year ahead, I'm going to explain
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How People Analytics Can Turn HR on Its Head
HR professionals (like myself) have long been fighting what feels like an uphill battle: gaining employee loyalty and engagement. People want their work to offer the same opportunities for growth and meaning they’ve come to expect in their personal lives.
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HR Managers: Boost Hiring Processes With These Digital Marketing Tips
Digital marketing has probably brought advanced contact management, personalization, marketing automation, retargeting and many other technological enablers into your organization, all in an effort to improve ROI and increase sales revenues. The needs and goals of sales and marketing dictate the use of these tools.
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3 Things to Know Before You Hire Across State Lines
The competition for talent is getting stronger by the day. Organizations are turning to remote work policies as a way to broaden their workforces. By expanding recruiting efforts beyond corporate headquarters, organizations increase the opportunities to capture the most skilled and talented employees — without demanding relocation.
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Employee Communications: It’s 2016 - Do You Know Where Your Workers Are?
What do communications and human resources professionals mean when they talk about “employee engagement”? And what role can IT professionals have in this conversation? All three share a common goal. Engaged employees understand and identify with the mission of their organizations.
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Why You Should Separate Feedback From Salary and Promotions
Companies that have chosen to ditch the annual performance reviews in favor of more regular feedback now face a quandary: how does this new system impact compensation and promotion decisions? It may be tempting to directly link the information collected to compensation and promotion, as previously done with annual performance
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What the Fall of Monster.com Means to Online Job Search
The pending sale of Monster.com — on the heels of a study earlier this year that suggests most jobs are filled through networking — raises serious questions about the viability of online recruiting. Job sites aren't the oasis for the unemployed and unhappily employed they once were, experts concede.
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LinkedIn: Naps & Beer Won't Solve Corporate Talent Shortages
What does it take to become an attractive tech company today? Ping-pong tables, beer taps and nap pods, right? Not so much, according to Suzy Welch, business journalist and TV commentator. People give those perks “outsized importance when trying to figure out what makes one company stand apart from another," she
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