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Talent As A Critical Resource

ExactHire

Today, I’d like to talk about staffing our organizations to meet the demands of growth and turnover–or simply, talent management. An organization’s growth in this decade and beyond will be determined by how its leaders respond to the challenges associated with talent management. Did we fall asleep?

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Best HR podcasts for summer 2020

Typelane

Whether you have challenges in managing a remote team or need help with motivating younger employees, this podcast will help you find a better way forward. Since 2009, the show has welcomed a wide array of guests – HR leaders, academics, practitioners, consultants and authors. HR Happy Hour. Happy listening!

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Ten Books to Develop Your Career in 2020

Oracle HCM - Modern HR in the Cloud

The Talent Code and The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle. The Talent Code was published in 2009 and Coyle notes at the beginning of the book how it in part a search for talent hotbeds, whether in the favelas of Brazil or successful classrooms, and he covers well three drivers of talent in deep practice, ignition, and master coaching.

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Carnival of HR – Happy 13th Anniversary Edition!

Robin Schooling

Beginning in 2009, Shauna Griffis (@HR_Minion ) took over coordinating the bi-weekly Carnival which she did until 2016 when she passed on the Ringleader duties to me. Sometimes, as I sit here in 2020, I wonder if blogging is gasping for the last bit of oxygen. My Learning from #truLondon – Bill Boorman (11/22/2009). NOW ONWARD!

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Employee engagement is at an all-time high. So is the cost of quiet quitting.

HRSG

After a slight dip in 2020, engagement levels have soared to their highest levels since Gallup began taking measurements in 2009. First, the good news. Now, the bad news: a vast proportion of the workforce is still disengaged—77%, to be exact.

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5 shifts to build workforce resilience

HRExecutive

Some parallels can be drawn to the Great Recession of 2007-2009, the last time that organizations were forced to be assiduous about their budgets, allocations and investments and to make hard decisions about their workforce. billion by 2009 and would not recover to pre-recession highs until 2013, according to Statista research.

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What HR Pros Can Do About the Lack of Women in STEM

TalentCulture

colleges are only graduating enough computer science engineers to fill 30 percent of STEM jobs by 2020.”. Department of Commerce found that overall employment for women in fields like computer science, math, and engineering actually went down between 2000 and 2009. A majority of women don’t feel welcomed by the tech industry.