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How to Use Accurate Data for Strategic Decision-Making

Strategy Driven

In simple terms, data-driven insights refer to any information a company uses to make strategic decisions. Companies develop these insights from basic information and any discernible patterns or trends. For larger companies with lots of data to sort, paying for premium software may be a better choice.

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August 2020 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Read this post for examples, and tips to regulate your reactions. A Lot of Uncertainty, Survey Finds. A Lot of Uncertainty, Survey Finds. We recently conducted a survey of dozens of leaders and communicators, asking a frank question: “What’s keeping you up at night?” ” Find Joel on Twitter at @JoelGarfinkle.

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Social Justice Movement, COVID-19 and the Future of Work

HR Digest

For example: Accounting and finance: Around 65,000 job postings in the 12 months previous for accounts payable/receivable clerks, and 55,000 for financial analysts. For accounting and finance professionals, the answer is “surprisingly little,” at least where demand is concerned. What hasn’t? Down just 2.6

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How You Will Bounce Back From Job Loss

Strategy Driven

Or, for example, whether you may have been subject to wrongful dismissal. In turn, professing your case to your company to ensure you are treated fairly or receive adequate compensation. Manage Your Finances. Survey Income Options. Or downsize to a less expensive home. Taking time to take care of you.

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Want a productive workforce? Focus on employees’ well-being

HR Digest

60% of CHROs say their companies plan to increase support for well-being and mental health of the workforce. PwC Pulse Survey, September 3, 2020. World Mental Health Day is a good reminder to companies that one of their most precious — and precarious — commodities is their employees’ well-being.

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Parkinson's Law of Triviality

Great Leadership By Dan

Parkinson's law of triviality (PLOT), also known as bikeshedding or the bicycle-shed example, is C. Way back in 1957 Parkinson used the example of a finance committee spending hardly any time approving the construction of a nuclear power station, then going on to spend hours debating the construction of a bike shed.

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Trent Henry on Building Tomorrow’s Leaders

HR Digest

Companies with greater diversity not only have higher retention, but they have higher revenues and operating results, as well as higher brand recognition in their marketplaces. With 74% of workers considering a company’s DE&I commitment when deciding to work there, according to EY’s recent Belonging Barometer 3.0,