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Performance Management Not Meeting Expectations? Remember the Goal.

Newmeasures

Newmeasures clients have recently been asking for ways to evaluate their performance management practices. Such audits are warranted considering organizations with strong performance management processes are 41% more likely to outperform competitors on non-financial measures such as retention and customer satisfaction.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

It covers all the core areas of HR including recruitment, performance management, learning and development (L&D), and reward. The readers will develop insights into the topics like primary metrics, KPIs, and processes involved in different HR subdomains like recruitment and employee engagement.”

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Know How To Implement 360 Degree Feedback in Your Startup

Engagedly

Implementing a 360 degree feedback will not only promote an open culture in the startup but will also keep the employees engaged, which will drive employee retention. As per a study by Smith and Walker(2001), positive 360-degree feedback ratings of bank managers were correlated with customer loyalty.

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Part III - Where Should We Take Employee Rewards in the Future?

Compensation Cafe

Part 3 offers the author’s recommendations for employee rewards in the next era. Here, I offer five prescriptions that represent a call to action on employee rewards. . Business leaders must lead on employee rewards. Since the recession of 2001, business leaders have made cost control their primary goal for rewards.

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360 Degree Feedback: A Comprehensive Guide

Analytics in HR

While the 360-degree feedback system has been used mostly for leaders and managers, it’s becoming increasingly popular for all employee groups as companies move away from traditional top-down, single-source feedback and performance management. This leads to better performance and higher productivity.

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Multigenerational Workforce: The Ultimate Guide

Primalogik

Essentially, any workplace with employees of two or more generations. Here’s the breakdown by years of birth, according to Time : Gen Z (2001 to 2020) Millennials (1981 to 2000) Gen X (1965 to 1980) Baby Boomers (1946 to 1964) Traditionalists (1925 to 1945) In popular culture, these generations are often presented as clashing.