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Social Capital in the Workplace: How HR Can Build Stronger Employee Connections 

Analytics in HR

Out of the top ten skills expected to be in high demand by 2025, eight focus on human qualities like emotional intelligence, creativity, leadership, and social influence. Strong relationships and networks provide access to expertise, information, and resources. For HR, social capital links HR practices to organizational success.

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How Pfizer’s Ramcess Jean-Louis Champions an Inclusive Culture

HR Digest

As the son of Haitian immigrants, I think of diversity as a way we can celebrate the differences across demographics, identities, cultural backgrounds, experiences, perspectives, ideas, disability, LGBTQ, Veteran status, ethnicity, race, religion, gender, and socioeconomic background. . To me, diversity is the?visible

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How to Train Your Team’s Emotional Intelligence

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By 2025, three-quarters of the global workforce will be Millennials. Rosenthal, M.D. , “emotional intelligence is the ability to perceive, control and evaluate emotions – in oneself and others – and to use that information appropriately.” You design activities to motivate team members. My team of seven has four Millennials.

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13 Future HR Skills You Need to Start Building Now

Analytics in HR

Research from BCG has found that HR is one of the highly disrupted industries in terms of skills. And according to our AIHR competency research , only 41% of HR professionals are able to improve efficiency and drive business value through skilled use of technology and data. There’s a technical side of the coin.

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Managing a Multigenerational Workforce: Biases & Mindset Change

Analytics in HR

Eliza is a writer, speaker, and podcaster whose research focuses on the multigenerational workforce — including how to manage it and how to recognize changing behaviors. And that leads to two final aspects of my research, which is aging, and I study the history of aging and how that’s evolving. Eliza Filby : Yeah.

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Why is Celebrating Cultural Events the Cornerstone of DEI Initiatives

Semos Cloud

This is important because it aligns employees’ personal culture (for example, culture related to their ethical background) with the company culture. According to Gartner , 7 out of 10 employees claim their organization is unsuccessful at informing them about opportunities to promote inclusion in their everyday work. Let’s begin.

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Diversity in the Workplace - Benefits, Challenges, and Profitability (Infographic included)

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A diverse workplace is generally when the workforce has representatives from people with a wide range of different characteristics such as gender, race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, cultural belonging, and personal experiences. ? Creativity is, after all, a product of experience and ingenuity. Related Blog Post. Learn more. #3

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