When organizations make learning a cultural imperative, it can lead to a sustainable business advantage. But that’s easier said than done. Talent management expert Josh Bersin leads the #TChat conversation this week…
What’s the recipe for more creative, satisfying solutions to challenges in life and in business? Try a dash of collaboration…
On the 2-year anniversary of TalentCulture’s #TChat weekly Twitter Chat events, we looked back at the meaning of social and collaborative learning, and considered the road ahead….
I never get tired of talking about social communities and their impact on brands and the recruiting process for the right talent. But what does it mean to “manage” communities – and what is the role of a “community manager” in today’s social business environment?
Why is lifelong learning so critical to professional success? And how can individuals and businesses harness it more effectively at any age – in an era of social technologies? The TalentCulture community weighs in on #TChat Twitter…
Social learning is everywhere around us – in short, bursty ideas that simultaneously draw us in and distract us from whatever we were intending to accomplish. It also brings us together across the digital divide. It’s time to embrace quality peer-to-peer exchange and shared insights…
Long before the digital age arrived, with its unrelenting firehose of disruptive technologies, the terms “social”, “learning” and “business” made sense within the same sentence. Today’s workplace just exposes the relationship more than ever. But how can organizations make the most of new-school learning possibilities?
If it wasn’t for those pesky, messy, meddling humans, the world of work would actually work flawlessly. We’d work together happily and collaboratively, without deceit,
In today’s increasingly informal work environment, what’s the most appropriate want to bring new hires and contractors into the fold? How can you make a lasting first impression, and support new hires throughout their indoctrination?
I’d like to talk about several pet theories about employer/employee relationships. First, employees work to make money. Second, it’s Maslow’s world, and we just live in it. So what does this mean for the world of work? Let’s look closer…
Leadership received a lot of lip service in 2011, but if employee attitudes and job satisfaction are any measure, there’s been precious little leadership in
Within HR and Recruiting, for example, a new technology is unfolding – one which will, in my opinion, change how individuals find work and how companies recruit. Talent Communities are here, driven by the powerful engines of social media, search, big data, ubiquitous computing and social communities.Talent communities are now replacing what many recruiters have traditionally called talent pools. Simply having a database of resumes to sort through to make a talent match has transformed into what we know as social recruiting.
Innovation in collaborative technologies is redefining talent strategies across-the-board, including recruiting, development and retention. Here’s how
Are you a recent grad? Unemployed or Underemployed? Here are ideas for making the most of your summer “break” to prepare for the next step in your career and your life. Make your own day!
What opportunities really lie ahead at the crossroads of workplace learning and social media? It’s a topic we live with every day at TalentCulture – as our ongoing #TChat “learning community” conversation continues…
How can your organization make collaboration a competitive advantage? Here are some great ideas to put your workforce on the right track…
Retrospective on a culture of talent. A year of learning from social interaction with talent-minded professionals…
How can you use inquiry as a way to engage others and grow professionally, as well? Ideas for developing better engagement skills and supporting learning cultures…
Mentoring can be a highly effective way to build employee knowledge, develop skills and strengthen engagement. Here’s how to make it work for your organization…
Today’s guest post is by our talented colleague and friend Joe Sanchez. Joe is passionate about making a difference in government, business, and communities. He is
“You boys are the gutter slugs; the front line leaders fighting in the trenches with all the guts and no glory. Be proud of that.
In social communities, intent is more than interest, more than commitment, more than an informed notion. It’s the true power behind the community, because people come to communities with a purpose, an intent. They are looking for a place to be, a place to learn, a place to grow and interact in a meaningful way.
