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4 Reasons Why Talent Development Is So Important To Your Business

Lead from Within

One important area that many leaders overlook is talent development: finding ways to keep your employees engaged, learning, and growing in directions that benefit both their personal goals and the organization. The more you invest in your people, the more engaged and committed they become. It improves productivity.

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What is HR Analytics?

HR Digest

This way attempts are made to develop such changes, reforms, and strategies in the organization that could help attain the contentment of employees from their workplace and ascertain their commitment to perform at their best to accomplish long term target goals and objectives for the organization.

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Onboarding and Employee Retention: A Match Made in HR

HR Digest

Brandon Hall Group found that establishing a strategy on how to improve the onboarding process at your company can boost employee retention by 82 percent and Bamboo HR determined that employees who have a good onboarding experience are 18 times more committed to their employers. million employees quit their jobs every month in the U.S.

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Why It’s Time to Rethink Your Company Brand’s Message

Tanveer Naseer

More specifically, to reassessing how leadership should view the role of the ‘corporate brand’, which in the context of this piece I’ll be referring to as an organization’s brand. In most cases, when we talk about an organization’s brand, it’s often looked at through some marketing lens.

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How to Solve Complex Problems Fast

Skip Prichard

David Komlos is CEO of Syntegrity and David Bejamin leads Syntegrity’s client delivery organization. Set an aspirational stretch goal that is within reach, but only if things change. Good execution requires a “Sharp focus and commitment to a few clearly identified goals.” ” -John Maeda.

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Why Your Diversity Program May Be Helping Women but Not Minorities (or Vice Versa)

Harvard Business Review

When it comes to issues of race, gender, and diversity in organizations, researchers have revealed the problems in ever more detail. We have found a lot less to say about what does work — what organizations can do to create the conditions in which stigmatized groups can reach their potential and succeed.

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How Morale Changes as a Startup Grows

Harvard Business Review

One of the costs of a weak or negative culture is voluntary attrition, or employees choosing leave. By investing in culture early on, one would expect that voluntary attrition would be lower, and our research corroborates that. For example, if a CRO or CTO leaves a young company, it can cripple the organization.

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