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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

Many seasoned leaders are retiring, and their successors may benefit from training to help them become even more impactful in their new roles. This coaching can pay off—effective leadership can inspire teams, enrich organizational culture, and spark innovation. Take, for instance, the role AI plays in recruiting.

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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. Nearly 15 years later, small businesses everywhere are making the switch to this more modern-day incarnation of HR.

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When an Acquisition Goes Awry It's Usually Because of Culture (i4cp login required)

i4cp

Lafley, P&G’s chairman, president, and CEO at the time (Lafley retired in 2015), described how important culture was in his early acquisition discussions with Gillette’s CEO, Jim Kilt, who called him to propose a deal. “It The companies also had very similar organizational structures. But another big reason was the focus on culture.

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Jim Vranicar: “Embrace Vulnerability”

Thrive Global

In 2015, ST began looking at their employee engagement metrics only to realize their employees were not very engaged or satisfied. Their “People” became one of their strategic imperatives and they created an “Intentional People Plan” to ensure their 360 degree included training and measured new behaviors from managers and staff.

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10 Ways to Deliver Strategic HR

GuideSpark

The HR function has undergone an enormous shift in the past few decades, moving beyond the process-heavy, tactical aspects to becoming a strategic partner in tune with overall company goals and priorities. But how ready are today’s HR organizations to step up to meet these new expectations? Tackle culture head-on.