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How to Hire a Chief HR Officer to Drive Business Success

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Choosing a Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) is an important task that significantly impacts the culture and direction of your organization. A skilled CHRO can align HR functions with business objectives paving the way for triumph. Conversely, hiring the wrong CHRO can lead your organization down the wrong path in its’ HR strategy.

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How HR Can Create a Comprehensive Talent Strategy

Analytics in HR

Innovative recruitment strategies will get your job vacancies seen by the talent you are looking for, and streamline the recruitment process to decrease the time to hire and avoid losing your talent to competitors. This also helps to increase employee engagement, motivation and productivity and reduce attrition.

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A new era for human resources: Systemic HR™ has arrived

HRExecutive

Today, HR needs to attract the right talent, develop skills quickly and at scale, reward and recognize desired behaviors, cultivate a winning culture, foster an inclusive environment, support productivity and wellbeing, create an irresistible experience, promote effective leadership practices and continuously redesign work, jobs and organizations.

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5 Essential Elements of a Feedback Loop

Cornerstone On Demand

This is the first post in our CHRO Community Series , which highlights big ideas from CHRO's working to push the boundaries of HR and transform their organization for the better. Lately, it seems as though companies are going to extremes to find the most effective way to provide feedback to their employees.

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How this CHRO keeps a forward focus, despite disruptions

HRExecutive

We’ve been growing a lot as an organization and I’m responsible for the entire recruiting and talent acquisition function. Another area we were putting a lot of focus on was developing great people managers. At the end of the day, HR has a small team; the managers are the ones who really know the culture.

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The SEC’s new disclosure rules are changing HR forever. Are you ready?

HRExecutive

Related: Why ‘data is king’ for this CHRO. To move the needle on retention, ask yourself if you are creating meaningful opportunities to keep employees engaged. Establish a Clear Talent Development Plan. Have a clear understanding of how you’re developing your talent.

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The Pathways To A Career in Human Resources: Degree Options Decoded

HR Digest

These four-year programs delve deeper into the strategic and operational aspects of HR, equipping you with skills in areas like talent acquisition, training and development, compensation and benefits, and employee engagement. An analytics and data science degree is very useful in a human resources career.