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How to Be an Engaging Leader in a World of Robotics, AI, and Digitization

Leading Blog

In 2016, the Society for Human Resource Management made a compelling case about the benefits that come from an engaging leadership approach: • 22 percent greater profitability • 21 percent greater productivity • 65 percent lower turnover. I want leadership that values my opinion and is geared to my career development opportunities.”.

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HR in 2024: Shaping Tomorrow’s Workforce Through Bold Leadership

HR Digest

The architects of this revolution are the bold and forward-thinking leaders in human resources. Flexible pods for focused work, vibrant hubs for brainstorming, and cozy nooks for quiet contemplation – each space designed to match the needs of the moment. The year ahead demands courage and audacity.

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From Boring to Bravo: How to Revamp Your Employee Newsletter and Keep Your Team Interested

HR Digest

But before you start brainstorming ideas for your next newsletter, it’s essential to understand what makes a newsletter truly valuable to your employees. According to a study by the Direct Marketing Association, email newsletters have an average ROI of $38 for every $1 spent.

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The Problem with Good Ideas | Thoughts for the Everyday Leader

Nathan Magnuson

All too often this leads to a loss of trust, miscommunication, and a decrease in morale, not to mention loss of market share or revenue. Brainstorm: don’t just evaluate each idea as it comes. Human Resources (4). When an organization’s guiding vision exists and is clear, good ideas drive positive change. Categories.

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7 Tips for Embracing the 80/20 Rule With Employee Talent

ExactHire - Leadership

One of the hottest trends in human resources over the past few years is to rethink the performance management process and abandon the forced ranking systems of old. According to The Stay Interview by Richard Finnegan, employees–not supervisors–should set the agenda for these performance development meetings.

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Talking to Your Boss about Work-Life Imbalance

Lead Change Blog

In today’s competitive market where employees are expected to do more with less, the pressure of managing both your career and family is rising. However, working from home and not focusing on your personal development is not different from spending over-time at the office doing work you resent. Effects of Poor Work-Life Balance.

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Research: Millennials Can’t Afford to Job Hop

Harvard Business Review

In short, a human resources nightmare , right? Since exposure to other countries, cultures, and consumers helps give young professionals the knowledge they need to grow those markets and crack open new ones, denying them exposure or field experience jeopardizes both corporate revenues and future expansion prospects.