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How to Recruit Top Talent without Treating It Like a Chore

HR Digest

Among reports of increasing job dissatisfaction and high employee attrition rates, many companies are caught wondering how to recruit top talent and retain top talent as well. When an employee joins an organization, they likely review the long-term sustainability of working in that role.

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How HR leaders can deliberately shape their worker-employer relationship?

HR Digest

The need for organizations to be attuned to their workforce’s values and needs has never been more critical. But this may be easier said than done, as organizations that are looking to compete in today’s competitive talent market feel compelled to match competitor moves and respond to workers’ expressed preferences as quickly as possible.

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5 Ways To Keep Women In Tech

The Horizons Tracker

Supporting both parents to be parents – The first place to look is the maternity and paternity policies an organization has in place. As with so many policies, for this to be effective, it’s vital that senior managers lead by example.

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Key HR Trends for 2022 and Beyond

HR Digest

Organizations sit on a goldmine of data. For example, with the right data, HR professionals can dig deeper into strategic HR metrics such as revenue per employee, performance turnover in jobs, quality of hire improvement, diversity hires in customer-impact positions, etc. and create a quantitative impact on organizations.

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What is Great Leadership?

Great Leadership By Dan

Guest post from Ted Bagley: All organizations worry about leadership, from the mom and pop community businesses to the giant global entities both domestic and international. The focus of leaders is on utilizing people as a company’s most important product, to establish missions, strategies and goals for the organization.

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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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To Retain Employees, Focus on Inclusion — Not Just Diversity

Harvard Business Review

To retain talent, most organizations offer the typical things: free coffee and tea in the break room, competitive benefits, generous raises and bonuses, and employee recognition programs. Most business leaders understand the diversity part of diversity and inclusion. Ellen van Bodegom/Getty Images. You and Your Team Series.