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You’ve Got Data. Here’s How to Use It to Have an Impact
The need to be data-driven in business is commonly accepted. Planning and making decisions based on hard truths over conjecture is the day-to-day norm for sales, marketing, product development and…
HRExaminer v9.26
Is it Time for Employee Engagement To Fork? HRExaminer Weekly Edition June 29, 2018 Is it Time for “Employee Engagement” To Fork? “The best the…
Unlocking Agility Through Purpose
How can a concept like purpose unlock corporate agility? Agility - a sustainable, company-wide capability to pivot away from entrenched mental and business models into new markets and sources of…
5 Ingredients for Creating a Successful Company Culture Committee
There comes a time in every HR practitioner’s career where you realize you just can’t drive company culture alone. Modern conceptions of company culture are in a state of transition
A Robot Can Make Your Burger. What Does That Mean For HR?
I want to get on a plane and head to San Francisco to experience “Creator“, the new restaurant with the world’s first robot-made burger. “Creator isn’t the machine so much…
Leading With Love: An Unconventional Approach To Leadership
Business is 90% relational and 10% transactional. Show empathy for your staff in a balanced and non-intrusive way
Four Lessons You Can Learn From Poker To Improve Your HR Game
Even if you’ve never played the game, you can learn from poker these important lessons about working in HR
A Chief Of Staff's Impact On Organizations Large And Small
A chief of staff is more than an executive assistant. They provide a lens into the organization, making many of them trusted advisors
Upskill To Pay The Bills: How New Employees Can Navigate The Emerging Workforce
The way we work is changing and so are the expectations for employees. Organizations can support employees in this new world by anticipating new skills needed and paving a path…
What Leaders Can Learn From The Sterling Brown Incident
The recent incident between Milwaukee Police and NBA player Sterling Brown highlight important leadership lessons that every business professional can learn from to elevate their game