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WFH Employees: How to Keep Them Safe
/Employee Well-Being /by Andre OentoroIn some countries, as lockdown measures continue to ease, businesses are opening and employees are heading back to work. But some of us are still working from home — a policy that has become the ‘new normal‘ and … Read more
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#WorkTrends: Mapping the Future of Workforce Skills
/Podcast Recaps /by TalentCulture TeamWe’re learning that the term social distancing may not be precisely right — physical distancing is more like it. Socially, we’re finding all sorts of ways of staying close. The same is true with the term “soft skills.”
As … Read more
The Results of a Remote Work Experiment
/Company Culture /by Ruben VermaakRemote work has always been a heavily debated topic, especially among HR professionals, who frequently face challenges that relate to employee productivity and development. There’s pressure to figure out how employees can achieve peak performance, and how managers can enable … Read more
How to Move People Past an ‘Us Versus Them’ Mindset at Work
/Company Culture /by Babette Ten HakenThe “us versus them” mindset is alive and well in organizations of all sizes, both domestic and global. Often, this type of mindset and bias results from command-and-control leadership and legacy business models, according to the recently-published 2017 Gallup Global … Read more
Don’t be a Joyless Leader
/Archives /by Karl BimshasI remember a time in college when I returned home to visit my mom, and she told me about a troubling sight she had just seen. A school bus had stopped at a light beside her, and the faces of … Read more
Employee Advocacy = Engaged Employees
/Archives /by Doug CoullA great work environment with happy employees is the start for creating sincere and enduring employee advocates. When people experience a wonderful culture in action and believe in the reputation of their company, they become your most effective spokespeople.
Why … Read more
HR Needs Collaboration More Than Ever
/Archives /by Daniel NewmanThis post has been brought to you in partnership with Microsoft Teams.
At the core of every great organization is one important asset—people. More than any other resource a company holds, it is the talent, passion, and diversity of … Read more
8 Ways HR Teams Can Use Tech to Encourage Productivity
/Archives /by Kayla MatthewsHuman resource professionals play a crucial role in a business’s success. From designing effective training programs and ensuring a fair hiring process to strategic roles, quality HR is a key aspect of a smooth-running business.
One of the most important … Read more
Give Employees The Gift Of Well-being
/Archives /by Doug CoullUndoubtedly, a sense of well-being is one of the precious joys of living. It’s foundational to who we are and what we do. This important underpinning sets us up for success… or failure.
As a business owner, I appreciate the … Read more
Social Software: Will Leaders Decide To Adapt?
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroThe key to collaboration is communication: we need to be able to talk to each other to get stuff done. And it’s a compelling facet of the global, hyper-networked, social and mobile new world of work that we are nevertheless … Read more
How HR Can Recruit for IT Departments of the Future
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroI’ve written a lot about Millennials and the massive impact they are having on the future of work. The largest generation in today’s workforce, they are the generation perfectly matched to ride the wave of digital technology and mobility … Read more
Six Spaces Required for Effective Collaboration
/Archives /by Jon MertzWhat makes collaboration work? The first thought probably centers on the workplace design. Many articles have been written and offices showcased on how space can help facilitate conversations and give people the flexibility to solve problems together.
The second thought … Read more
#WorkTrends Recap: Spouses Working Together
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroThere are so many entrepreneurs who have built businesses from the ground up — alongside their partners — but not many talk about the intersection of work and personal lives.
During this week’s #WorkTrends show, Maria Orozova and Scott Thomas… Read more
#WorkTrends Preview: Spouses Working Together
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroThere are so many entrepreneurs who have built businesses from the ground up — alongside their partners — but not many talk about the intersection of work and personal lives.
During this #WorkTrends show, Maria Orozova and Scott Thomas will … Read more
5 Leadership Secrets Of Collaboration Success
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroTo see what happens when people don’t work together, look no further than Washington, D.C. Instead of pooling their talents for a common goal and the common good, Congress is mired in gridlock, recrimination and petty squabbles. And nothing is … Read more
Managing By Influence: How To Lead In The New Workforce
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroInfluence is everywhere: we’re in the midst of an election displaying the best and worst. Have at it, talented people, enjoy the show. Meanwhile, from where I’m sitting, it’s a game-changing year in talent management, too. What we’ve been speculating … Read more
4 Ways To Cure Meeting Nausea
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroIn terms of talent management, the term “meeting” may be the antidote to all the things we’re trying to improve. I’m talking about engagement, retention, productivity, ownership, collaboration. Is there even one of us who hasn’t been reduced to a … Read more
5 Powerful Career Drivers For The Future of Work
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroHave you come up with any worthy New Years’ resolutions yet? Are they already broken? If not, or if so, relax and stay positive. It’s never too late to make a few career-focused resolutions. I’ll be bold and propose that … Read more
#TChat Recap: How To Look People In The Eye Digitally
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroBuilding and sustaining authentic relationships IRL are not always easy, and it could be even more challenging to do it online. It has never been easier to connect with people by a simple click on the “add” button, but how … Read more
#TChat Recap: Adopting Social Software For Workforce Collaboration
/Archives /by Meghan M. BiroThere is no question about it – social software enables workforce collaboration and communication. The McKinsey Global Institute estimates productivity improves by 20-25% in organizations with connected employees, and the potential for revenue amounts to $1.3 trillion per year.
So … Read more
Innovate Today To Build A Vision For The Future
/Archives /by Doug CoullIn addition to leading an organization, I’m a consumer and stakeholder in other brands. Like many people, I recognize what companies appeal to the broader masses and which have a dismal reputation for poorly manufactured products or are laden with … Read more
#TChat Recap: Email Productivity A #NewWayToWork
/Archives /by Meghan M. Biro“Email is the oil that runs the enterprise” – Carolyn Pampino
This week’s guest Carolyn Pampino, Design Director for IBM Social Business, focuses on designing better ways for business people to receive, act on, and share information – … Read more
The New Workplace Social Contract of Go, Go, Go
/Archives /by Kevin W. GrossmanI remember the fear of actually finishing something. Then the fear of executing that something. And then the fear of never quite being good enough. And then the fear of being crushed under the weight of overcritical judgments again and … Read more
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