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Does Your Culture Feel like Flip-Flops or Dress Shoes?

WeSpire

You did the assigned work, but it was so much harder than normal? It was harder to make work friends? Ironically, it was only after I left and started elsewhere that I realized the problem wasn’t me or the role or that company or my manager (I loved my manager!) Now I know why.

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The Top 10 Masculine Biased Words Used in Job Descriptions (2024 Update)

Ongig

Most companies want to hire more women. This week, I used Ongig’s Text Analyzer software (the tool for gender bias in job descriptions) to find out. I had Text Analyzer review 48,246 random job descriptions from U.S.-based based companies of all sizes.

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How to Set and Achieve Diversity Goals with Confidence

Visier

Estée Lauder and Adidas are just two of the many companies listed in this New York Times article that have quantified their goals for addressing racial equity. Estée Lauder and Adidas are just two of the many companies listed in this New York Times article that have quantified their goals for addressing racial equity.

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Purpose at Work Predicts if Employees Will Stay or Quit Their Jobs

Great Place to Work

Help employees connect their work to your company's purpose and watch retention, employee well-being, and stock market returns improve. Employees are reevaluating the meaning their jobs give them—"How does what I do here matter?” “What is my purpose?” “Why Why am I doing the work I’m doing?”—while

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Your Guide to HR Tech 2023: 6 Tips to Maximize Your Experience

UKG

Where: Oceanside D Plus, the very popular Women in HR Technology half-day summit on Tuesday, October 10, will shine a light on how technology can help companies create more gender diversity, inclusion and belonging. Each session is three hours long and emphasizes a specific topic.

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“The Higher the Neckline, the Higher the Hair” – Marketing Edition

marenated HR

Some brands can afford to take the hit of a low-rent image by advertising on platforms like Twitter (or should I say, ‘X’), but larger brands must tread carefully to avoid the PR faux pas of being seen as ‘slumming it.’ It’s about crafting a narrative, a brand image, a lifestyle. Go big or go home.

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Good Comes First Book Review

The People Equation

Now he’s back with his latest book, Good Comes First: How Today’s Leaders Create an Uncompromising Company Culture. to that answer with a caveat: are you ready to put in the work to create “good”? Entrepreneur Venus Williams worked with Chris to align values and create a cohesive culture at her two companies.