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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

The reader is guided into Analytics through the lens of proven problem-solving techniques of Design Thinking and a practical approach to initiate change management through Maslow’s need hierarchy theory. “The future of the Human Resource Management profession is inextricably linked to understanding data analytics.

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Retaining the Millennial Workforce and Why It Matters

HR Daily Advisor

While having a healthy work/life balance is a key ingredient for a positive company culture, it’s also important that the company cultivates a “sense of purpose” for its employees. According to Unlocking Millennial Talent 2015 , 60% of Millennials said a sense of purpose is part of the reason they chose to work with their current employer.

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Caterpillar’s transformative CHRO is the 2023 HR Executive of the Year

HRExecutive

While the vision and energy were apparent, Johnson knew she needed also to bring to bear a change management philosophy, particularly around culture, to execute the strategy successfully. They now sit alongside group presidents and offer strategic insights on everything from DE&I to employee engagement.

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Top Human Capital Blogs in 2015

ATD Human Capital

What do talent development professionals in human capital care about? Positive Change Management Starts With Yourself by Elad Levinson. Employee Motivation: The Neuroscience Connection by Ryann Ellis. Developing a Learning Culture: An Infographic by Stephen Gill. Do you see any themes? by Dan Schwartz.

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10 HR Leaders Anyone in Talent Management Should Follow on LinkedIn

Eightfold

She has been in the HR and talent acquisition business for two decades and has gained valuable skills and experience in talent acquisition and management, HR administration and field operations. A member of Accenture’s Global Management Committee and Investment Committee, Shook values inclusion and diversity.