Unconscious biases have a critical and "problematic" effect on our judgment, says Francesca Gino, professor at Harvard Business School.
Learning to coach will require some true grit (a mixture of persistence, dedication and courage) on your part. It’s not like learning how to create a formula in Excel.
Think of diversity as being similar to selecting people for a chorus who have different musical backgrounds, vocal ranges and abilities. The inclusion piece of D&I means making sure that those different voices are heard and valued and that they contribute
“Colleagues for life.” That’s what Deloitte calls them. Other companies use terms like “boomerang employees,” “alumni” or “comeback colleagues.” Such language is a far cry from the days when former employees were referred to only in the past tense.
Để điều hành đội ngũ đầy tiềm năng, các nhà quản trị nhân sự cần phải làm nhiều hơn ngoài việc chỉ hướng dẫn, đào tạo và phân chia công việc. Một người làm nghề nhân sự hiệu quả là người phải nhận ra điểm mạnh, nét riêng biệt độc đáo của từng nhân viên kh
HR’s evolution will continue as current business issues place HR center stage and HR needs to continually upgrade to respond; but it is useful to move at this time from business partner 1.0 to business partner 2.0.
The success of your company depends entirely upon your ability to attract and hire great people.
The “midcareer crisis” is a real phenomenon for many workers; research has shown that career satisfaction bottoms out when people are in the middle of their careers. For many managers, the problem is seeing those employees through to the other side.
Do you remember your first job? Whether it was three years ago or three decades ago, chances are that one of your strongest recollections is of a mistake you made.
Recruiters know that the interview process is best conducted as a two-way exchange—not just to grill candidates on their skills and experience, but to engage in a dialogue so both parties can find the right fit and identify any potential problems early on