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Letting Go: Three Functions HR May Want To Delegate Responsibility For

The Aristocracy of HR

000000000000 These days you can’t evade commentary on what HR should be doing and assuming responsibility for. How organizations structure their HR departments differs based on an innumerable amount of variables. The list is endless and maybe even unreasonable.

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The best advice from Inc. 5000 winners on achieving fast growth

Insperity

Insperity spoke with three leaders of companies who were recognized on the Inc. Insperity spoke with three leaders of companies who were recognized on the Inc. Your company simply can’t exist, much less function well, without them. Wondering how to achieve fast growth for your business – the right way?

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Beyond The High-Potentials: How To Disperse Your Talent Development Efforts More Effectively Across The Organization

HR Tech Girl

On average, the employee population in most companies falls into three broad groups: high-potential employees (Hi-Pos)— approximately 5% poor performers—approximately 10% solid performers—approximately 85% Knowing that they have limited resources, organizations often focus their time and development dollars on Hi-Pos. What is talent planning?

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How an HR Operating Model Changes with Scale

Analytics in HR

If HR departments want to deliver excellence, they need to set up an effective HR operating model. In this article, we’ll look at how the HR operating model evolves in a rapidly scaling company that goes from 40 to 400 employees in just three years. Contents What is an HR operating model?

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Be ‘Agile’ or Fail: The Top Challenge for HR Teams in 2018

HR Daily Advisor

In 2018, that word is going to be “Agile” and Human Resource (HR) teams will be responsible for making it a reality across the organization. Depending on the size and stage of your organization, it may require bold internal policy transformations, a new approach to hiring, or paradigm shifts in company culture.

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Why Leadership Must be Involved in Employee Recognition Practices

Semos Cloud

In this blog post, we’ll show how getting leaders involved with employee recognition practices aids companies’ strategic and cultural goals, and why leading by example is the way to go. For example, a retail company may want to improve its customer satisfaction score. Great, positive company culture keeps talent.

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The Ultimate Guide to Growing Your Small Law Firm

Embroker

When you own and operate your own law firm, it’s not enough to be a great attorney — you also need financial, marketing, management, HR, and even sales skills in order to run a successful small business. Unless you managed to pick up a business degree on your way to your J.D., Table of Contents. Writing a Growth Strategy for Your Law Firm.