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As we innovate faster, we change faster, so we will encounter more (age) diversity in the workplace. You have to offer a diversity of experiences. We can only admire the beauty of this diversity, embrace the benefits in our lives and get prepared. MORE
Ergo, I am constantly soliciting feedback from my direct reports (whilst at the same time conducting a personal assessment of my own people management competencies) to understand how I can be a stronger team leader. MORE
The survey looks at how business leaders are finding new ways to compete in “an era of unprecedented digital change.” The research findings are grouped into five (5) themes: Growth; Competition ; Technology ; Partnering ; Diversity. MORE
What is neuro-diversity? Neuro-diversity is an umbrella term referring to a group of neurological development disorders which share common features, in particular differences in how people learn and process information. Neuro-diverse workforces are more creative. MORE
Diversity and inclusion in the talent development profession benefits organizations that desire longevity and overall growth. A diverse training function promotes growth. Diversity pushes others out of their comfort zones, which allows for growth and development. MORE
As journalists-turned-authors Katty Kay and Claire Shipman explain in The Confidence Code , although women have proven they are competent and hardworking, lack of self-confidence can limit their potential. HR Leadership diversity HR leadership advice MORE
Make affirmative efforts to increase the diversity of the applicant pool for leadership positions. Companies with gender diversity on the senior leadership team outperform their competitors. Be careful not to evaluate based on projected confidence rather than actual competence. MORE
Diversity means different things to various people. Some people think diversity applies to physical differences, such as race and gender. Others think of diversity in terms of ability. Finally, some people equate diversity with preferences. By Laurie Ruettimann —. MORE
From a work perspective, this particular skill has been highly advantageous as an HR Professional as I am tasked with managing multiple, often competing and complex situations. MORE
A few trends that will have a major effect on all industries include accelerating retirements, multiple generations in the workplace (Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Generation Z), rapidly advancing technology, automation and big data, and the growing demand for diversity and inclusion. To hire for personality, companies must speak a common language that describes the competencies needed for success. In this case, competencies do not refer to skills and abilities. MORE
For this post, what happened in Vegas won’t stay in Vegas: I’m here to share how I saw the SHRM Competency Model come to life during the conference. By definition, SHRM’s Competency Model is comprised of 9 competencies that "[identify] what it means to be a successful HR professional—across the performance continuum, around the globe, from early to executive career levels." MORE
Food and Beverage Service Competency Model. If you’re not aware, a competency model is a tool that defines the key KSA’s (knowledge, skills, and abilities) required to perform a job successfully. MORE
If a company can't compete, it will have to determine another course of action. Recruitment Process Diversity HR solutionsBy hiring candidates from various age groups, organizations can acquire the best of both worlds. MORE
The armed forces are very diverse–often more so than the average office. The military forges leaders–people who respect structure, and understand how to confidently and competently direct others while still maintaining a common bond. MORE
Companies now need to adopt a "show don't tell" approach to attracting and engaging talent if they want to compete for the best people. How do you explain to candidates what it's like to work at your company? MORE
A recent graphic published by Dent Research Employment highlights the widening gaps between skilled, semi-skilled and low-skilled jobs: In February 2015, 150,000 jobs were created below the median hourly wage; only 123,000 jobs were created above the median ($22.97). MORE
However, today the ability to collaborate, mentor, coach, and guide will have to be the competencies that determine the selection of your future managers. “ I love this job. The work I do is so interesting and I am finally in a job that I am learning so much. MORE
Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) continues to evolve in response to workplace and marketplace globalization, with implications for: expanding the potential audience for D&I to include not only employees and suppliers, but also contingent workers, customers, and business partners. MORE
Did you know that diverse companies outperform non-diverse companies by 35%? Besides the many financial benefits, isn’t hiring a diverse workforce the right thing to do? It’s amazing that in 2016, we’re still having issues with diversity in the workplace. MORE
Given the opportunity to compete in the field, we’ve succeeded: to reduce turnover, attract and retain those diamonds in the rough, and build reputations for respectable (and even press-worthy) organizational culture. MORE
Many women don’t like to compete with men. Guo quotes Muriel Niederle, an economics professor at the University of Cologne who’s helped conduct a number of studies that found women are eager to compete with other women but much less eager to compete with men. MORE
Cognitive diversity increases innovation – the inter-professional composition of the care team brings the gift of different ways of thinking to the difficult issues the collaborative care team faces. MORE
As journalists-turned-authors Katty Kay and Claire Shipman explain in The Confidence Code , although women have proven they are competent and hardworking, lack of self-confidence can limit their potential. HR Leadership diversity HR leadership advice MORE
Diversity—it’s a key to good business. Whether you’re a tech firm, a hotel, or a hospital, diverse employees can only bring good things to your company. Plus, in a more diverse and inclusive workforce, individual discretionary effort improves by 12%. MORE
The survey looks at how business leaders are finding new ways to compete in “an era of unprecedented digital change.” Diversity. Would you have predicted that Diversity was among the 5 most critical themes to emerge? MORE
The cry for diversity in the workplace has reached a boiling point. companies are spending millions annually on diversity programs and initiatives. And you can’t peruse a news website or industry blog without stumbling across a diversity hiring headline. MORE
As business gets more complex (due to globalization, more diverse employees and customers, technological shifts, and other factors), confidence in leaders at all levels is declining. Trend One: The specific competencies needed by today’s and tomorrow’s leaders go beyond visible behaviors. MORE
Diversity & Inclusion Hiring & Onboarding Human Resources Leadership Competencies Leadership Strategy Sourcing & Recruiting Talent Acquisition Strategy Talent Acquisition Tech Talent Strategy Tools & TechnologyNext Monday, May 25th, is Memorial Day. Many of us, myself included, are looking forward to long weekends with family to launch the start of the summer. MORE
Disclosure, I am an “out” dyslexic so I have a vested interest in moving the neuro diversity agenda forward. Neuro diverse people often feel that they will be looked down upon and overlooked for jobs and promotion if they declare their hidden disabilities. What Is Neurodiversity? MORE
We say “Global” but what that really mean is that innovation and growth will be primarily driven through the integration of differing cultural norms and diversity. Cross-cultural Competency: ability to operate in different cultural settings. I’m traveling this week and am sharing one of my most popular posts from 2013. Might be worth a re-visit! Skills shortages in 2020 will rise to an entirely new level. And I’m not talking about STEM skills, although they’re critical. MORE
Ignoring first-impression bias When interviewers equate “like” with competence, problems can ensue. Insisting on generic competencies You don’t want to clone employees at your office, but when you insist that candidates all present with generic competencies, you run that risk. MORE
Instead, people move from one industry to another, and one department to the next, gathering a variety of skills and diverse knowledge as they grow. The modern career is no longer defined by a vertical ascension of titles. MORE
The trends shaping the future require fundamental shifts in both the way HR professionals view themselves and the competencies they must master in order to add value. In both developed and developing countries, newer workers are also much more diverse (by gender, ethnicity, etc.) MORE
Two recent studies out of the University of Michigan raise some troubling questions about just how far we’ve come as a diverse nation, with equal access to all in life, school and work. demographics discrimination diversity hiring HR profession MORE
The cumulative impact of these forces demands a new mindset and competences for leaders to be able to stay relevant and make a positive difference to people and hence, business. This article originally appeared in People Matters Magazine, Dec 2015 issue ). MORE
What differentiates an expert from someone who is simply competent is both the number of experiences he has had and the range of those experiences - so that when he begins his search for relevant “Lego pieces” he has more and more varied pieces to choose from. Think of an employee, maybe a testing engineer, a salesperson, or a facilitator, who is competent, but falls short of having the expertise the company needs to replace those retiring. MORE
ATD Human Capital
OCTOBER 6, 2015
Diversity and inclusion in the talent development profession benefits organizations that desire longevity and overall growth. A diverse training function promotes growth. Diversity pushes others out of their comfort zones, which allows for growth and development.
Brazen HR
MARCH 7, 2016
The cry for diversity in the workplace has reached a boiling point. companies are spending millions annually on diversity programs and initiatives. And you can’t peruse a news website or industry blog without stumbling across a diversity hiring headline.
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Namely
OCTOBER 21, 2015
Diversity—it’s a key to good business. Whether you’re a tech firm, a hotel, or a hospital, diverse employees can only bring good things to your company. Plus, in a more diverse and inclusive workforce, individual discretionary effort improves by 12%.
FlashPoint
AUGUST 13, 2015
As business gets more complex (due to globalization, more diverse employees and customers, technological shifts, and other factors), confidence in leaders at all levels is declining. Trend One: The specific competencies needed by today’s and tomorrow’s leaders go beyond visible behaviors.
Cornerstone On Demand
SEPTEMBER 23, 2015
Companies now need to adopt a "show don't tell" approach to attracting and engaging talent if they want to compete for the best people. How do you explain to candidates what it's like to work at your company?
Namely
JULY 22, 2015
For this post, what happened in Vegas won’t stay in Vegas: I’m here to share how I saw the SHRM Competency Model come to life during the conference. By definition, SHRM’s Competency Model is comprised of 9 competencies that "[identify] what it means to be a successful HR professional—across the performance continuum, around the globe, from early to executive career levels."
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Cornerstone On Demand
JULY 27, 2015
Instead, people move from one industry to another, and one department to the next, gathering a variety of skills and diverse knowledge as they grow. The modern career is no longer defined by a vertical ascension of titles.
China Gorman
JUNE 30, 2015
The survey looks at how business leaders are finding new ways to compete in “an era of unprecedented digital change.” Diversity. Would you have predicted that Diversity was among the 5 most critical themes to emerge?
Visier
APRIL 9, 2015
As journalists-turned-authors Katty Kay and Claire Shipman explain in The Confidence Code , although women have proven they are competent and hardworking, lack of self-confidence can limit their potential. HR Leadership diversity HR leadership advice
ATD Human Capital
APRIL 13, 2016
Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) continues to evolve in response to workplace and marketplace globalization, with implications for: expanding the potential audience for D&I to include not only employees and suppliers, but also contingent workers, customers, and business partners.
WorkHuman
JANUARY 14, 2019
Diversity means different things to various people. Some people think diversity applies to physical differences, such as race and gender. Others think of diversity in terms of ability. Finally, some people equate diversity with preferences. By Laurie Ruettimann —.
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Bersin with Deloitte
MAY 20, 2015
Diversity & Inclusion Hiring & Onboarding Human Resources Leadership Competencies Leadership Strategy Sourcing & Recruiting Talent Acquisition Strategy Talent Acquisition Tech Talent Strategy Tools & TechnologyNext Monday, May 25th, is Memorial Day. Many of us, myself included, are looking forward to long weekends with family to launch the start of the summer.
UpstartHR
JANUARY 29, 2015
Food and Beverage Service Competency Model. If you’re not aware, a competency model is a tool that defines the key KSA’s (knowledge, skills, and abilities) required to perform a job successfully.
Visier
APRIL 9, 2015
As journalists-turned-authors Katty Kay and Claire Shipman explain in The Confidence Code , although women have proven they are competent and hardworking, lack of self-confidence can limit their potential. HR Leadership diversity HR leadership advice
Something Different
APRIL 27, 2015
Ergo, I am constantly soliciting feedback from my direct reports (whilst at the same time conducting a personal assessment of my own people management competencies) to understand how I can be a stronger team leader.
SAP Innovation
MAY 8, 2015
What is neuro-diversity? Neuro-diversity is an umbrella term referring to a group of neurological development disorders which share common features, in particular differences in how people learn and process information. Neuro-diverse workforces are more creative.
QAspire
JANUARY 5, 2016
The cumulative impact of these forces demands a new mindset and competences for leaders to be able to stay relevant and make a positive difference to people and hence, business. This article originally appeared in People Matters Magazine, Dec 2015 issue ).
China Gorman
JULY 21, 2015
We say “Global” but what that really mean is that innovation and growth will be primarily driven through the integration of differing cultural norms and diversity. Cross-cultural Competency: ability to operate in different cultural settings. I’m traveling this week and am sharing one of my most popular posts from 2013. Might be worth a re-visit! Skills shortages in 2020 will rise to an entirely new level. And I’m not talking about STEM skills, although they’re critical.
TLNT: The Business of HR
JUNE 30, 2015
As we innovate faster, we change faster, so we will encounter more (age) diversity in the workplace. You have to offer a diversity of experiences. We can only admire the beauty of this diversity, embrace the benefits in our lives and get prepared.
Conversation Matters
MAY 31, 2015
Cognitive diversity increases innovation – the inter-professional composition of the care team brings the gift of different ways of thinking to the difficult issues the collaborative care team faces.
Berkshire Associates
JULY 7, 2015
If a company can't compete, it will have to determine another course of action. Recruitment Process Diversity HR solutionsBy hiring candidates from various age groups, organizations can acquire the best of both worlds.
TLNT: The Business of HR
AUGUST 10, 2015
However, today the ability to collaborate, mentor, coach, and guide will have to be the competencies that determine the selection of your future managers. “ I love this job. The work I do is so interesting and I am finally in a job that I am learning so much.
TLNT: The Business of HR
JULY 1, 2015
The survey looks at how business leaders are finding new ways to compete in “an era of unprecedented digital change.” The research findings are grouped into five (5) themes: Growth; Competition ; Technology ; Partnering ; Diversity.
ATD Human Capital
DECEMBER 8, 2015
A few trends that will have a major effect on all industries include accelerating retirements, multiple generations in the workplace (Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Generation Z), rapidly advancing technology, automation and big data, and the growing demand for diversity and inclusion. To hire for personality, companies must speak a common language that describes the competencies needed for success. In this case, competencies do not refer to skills and abilities.
Compensation Today
FEBRUARY 12, 2015
Ignoring first-impression bias When interviewers equate “like” with competence, problems can ensue. Insisting on generic competencies You don’t want to clone employees at your office, but when you insist that candidates all present with generic competencies, you run that risk.
SuccessFactors
MAY 6, 2016
Did you know that diverse companies outperform non-diverse companies by 35%? Besides the many financial benefits, isn’t hiring a diverse workforce the right thing to do? It’s amazing that in 2016, we’re still having issues with diversity in the workplace.
Jeff Waldman
DECEMBER 30, 2015
From a work perspective, this particular skill has been highly advantageous as an HR Professional as I am tasked with managing multiple, often competing and complex situations.
Women of HR
APRIL 29, 2015
Given the opportunity to compete in the field, we’ve succeeded: to reduce turnover, attract and retain those diamonds in the rough, and build reputations for respectable (and even press-worthy) organizational culture.
TLNT: The Business of HR
JUNE 25, 2015
The trends shaping the future require fundamental shifts in both the way HR professionals view themselves and the competencies they must master in order to add value. In both developed and developing countries, newer workers are also much more diverse (by gender, ethnicity, etc.)
HRExecutive
NOVEMBER 5, 2015
Many women don’t like to compete with men. Guo quotes Muriel Niederle, an economics professor at the University of Cologne who’s helped conduct a number of studies that found women are eager to compete with other women but much less eager to compete with men.
FingerCheck
MAY 22, 2015
The armed forces are very diverse–often more so than the average office. The military forges leaders–people who respect structure, and understand how to confidently and competently direct others while still maintaining a common bond.
TalentCulture
APRIL 28, 2015
Disclosure, I am an “out” dyslexic so I have a vested interest in moving the neuro diversity agenda forward. Neuro diverse people often feel that they will be looked down upon and overlooked for jobs and promotion if they declare their hidden disabilities. What Is Neurodiversity?
HRExecutive
MARCH 13, 2015
Two recent studies out of the University of Michigan raise some troubling questions about just how far we’ve come as a diverse nation, with equal access to all in life, school and work. demographics discrimination diversity hiring HR profession
SAP Innovation
AUGUST 11, 2015
Make affirmative efforts to increase the diversity of the applicant pool for leadership positions. Companies with gender diversity on the senior leadership team outperform their competitors. Be careful not to evaluate based on projected confidence rather than actual competence.
Conversation Matters
JANUARY 5, 2015
What differentiates an expert from someone who is simply competent is both the number of experiences he has had and the range of those experiences - so that when he begins his search for relevant “Lego pieces” he has more and more varied pieces to choose from. Think of an employee, maybe a testing engineer, a salesperson, or a facilitator, who is competent, but falls short of having the expertise the company needs to replace those retiring.
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