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How to Find, Keep and Elevate Gen Z Talent

15Five

Research shows that the demographic born between 1997 and 2012 will likely be at the peak of their careers and on track to become the most influential cohort in the workplace. Businesses must look beyond a well-stocked beer fridge and football tables to make future generations tick. But what about Gen-Z? Offer powerful benefits.

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5 Keys to Building a Human-Centric Performance Management Process

Bonusly

While many of the new strategies offered today in countless books on performance management have some qualities that can be gleaned and applied, most of them can be boiled down to the relationships that are built between your organization and its people. Express interest in team members’ personal success and well-being. Give It a Shot.

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#HRSummitExpo - The Credible Activist ~ HR to HR 2.0 and Human.

Strategic HCM

Monday, 19 November 2012. Were starting with the Credible Activist competency and a well delivered presentation from Christel Heydemann, EVP Corporate HR from Alcatel Lucent. Execution - doing what was needed well. well, I’d have liked to have seen more. ▼ 2012. Advertisements. Credible? - yes, clearly.

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10 Workforce Intelligence Cures for Improving Nurse Retention

Visier

Even though healthcare has been projected to add 4 million jobs — more than any other industry — between 2012 and 2022 , turnover is high and hospitals perennially face a shortfall of registered nurses (RN). Prescribe a Remedy (or two).

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The 14 Silicon Valley HR Execs You Should Follow on Social Media

Eightfold

Laszlo Bock is perhaps the most influential, respected and well-known HR professional Silicon Valley has ever produced. Kwok’s multidisciplinary background makes him well-placed to draw unique insights from the industry and offer tried and tested advice. Patty McCord was the chief talent officer at Netflix between 1998 and 2012.