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Jumpstarting The Culture Beyond The Lockdown
Anja van Beek, Agile Talent Specialist, Leadership Expert & Coach, Anja van Beek Consulting & Coaching
Get Your Culture Right To Make Remote Work A Long-Term Success
Laura Butler, SVP, People & Culture, Workfront
Remote Workforce And Performance-Based Management
Sanjoe Jose, Chief Executive Officer, Talview
Creating A Great Customer Experience By Focusing On Your Employees’ Experience
Theresa Harkins, Senior Vice President of Customer Experience, Inspirus
The State of Coaching & Mentoring 2020
Boost individual and organizational performance in today’s challenging times
Coaching and mentoring have been among the most used and, at times, misused talent management practices for decades. At their best, these practices help individuals realize their potential and propel their careers. To better understand potential best practices and what the future holds, HR.com’s HR Research Institute conducted an extensive study of human resources (HR) professionals and developed a full report.
Stay one step ahead of emerging trends in the human resources field!
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Have you ever wondered if Virtual Reality (VR) could help shape leaders in your organization? This week, I sat down with Kelly Fitzsimmons and talked about how VR is the answer to unconscious bias leadership upskilling.
The coronavirus pandemic has upended many of the ordinary tasks we once took for granted. Grocery shopping, social gatherings, and even going to work now carries new, unseen risk.
The current environment has put a strain on businesses, but despite the current state of affairs, company leaders still need to find effective ways to communicate with key external and internal stakeholders.
Within the community of people with special needs children, the adage “parenting as a full-time job” is especially true and that job doesn’t come with paid vacation.
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