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Rethinking Onboarding From a People Ops Perspective

Zenefits

“We really try to find ways to say yes,” said Laszlo Block, former Senior Vice President of People Operations at Google when asked about what makes People Operations different from Human Resources in a 2015 interview. As you do so at your business, here’s how and why you should be rethinking onboarding. People Ops: a quick primer.

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How HR Can Tackle Diversity Using the Rooney Rule

Visier

The Rooney Rule requires “ at least one woman and one underrepresented minority [to] be considered in the slate of candidates for either every open position or every open senior position (the details vary from company to company).”. How to keep track of your compliance. What is the Rooney Rule? Why does the Rooney Rule matter to HR?

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Design a Great Employee Experience With People Operations

Zenefits

There are many factors that impact employee hiring and retention: compensation, benefits, a trendy office … but what employers sometimes overlook is offering a positive, holistic employee experience. Employee experience produces a major impact on hiring and retention, and your company’s bottom line. Improved recruitment and retention.

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HR Versus People Ops: What You Need to Know

Pingboard

People operations, people ops, or even POPs—you’ve likely heard at least one of these three terms before. At many companies, these two roles can blur together. Enforcing compliance. Boosting employee engagement and retention . However, what Google accomplished perfectly shows the people operations process at play.

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Podcast: HR vs People Ops – What’s the Difference?

Pingboard

So HR historically is focused on things like compliance. Things that help them be more productive at work. So daily activities or projects they work on could include reducing time to hire, improving employee engagement, establishing a strong company culture and increasing employee retention. They make sure everybody gets paid.

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Podcast: HR vs People Ops – What’s the Difference?

Pingboard

So HR historically is focused on things like compliance. Things that help them be more productive at work. So daily activities or projects they work on could include reducing time to hire, improving employee engagement, establishing a strong company culture and increasing employee retention. They make sure everybody gets paid.

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Emily Perbellini of LaserAway: “Creating a sense of camaraderie and collaboration between remote clinicians nationwide”

Thrive Global

She is a specialist not only in aesthetic dermatology treatments, but also in hiring, training, providing continuing education, as well as optimizing clinician retention. At the age of three, I discovered I could play the piano?—?somehow I was born and raised in a small town outside of Houston, Texas.