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What’s keeping HR from being seen as a true strategic partner?

HRExecutive

The lack of HR analyst training leads to a shortage of those who know how to put HR data into a compelling context. But, since perception can be just as important as reality (or more so), it’s important to address the perception issue and figure out how to move the needle. This is an area HR can lean into and make a big impact.

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The Portal Podcast Transcription – Episode 3 – Analytics in HR Management With Sayantani Pyne

U-Next

She’s a senior Talent Analytics practitioner with Accenture Strategy and Consulting business. She has extensive experience in driving large-scale HR transformation, digitization, and HR Analytics projects. Do you think it is fair to use analytics in the area of talent transformation? I have with me Sayantani Pyne.

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Fundamental Uncertainty | 5 strategic HR & people priorities for 2024

HR Trend Institute

3 T-shaped people in T-shaped teams A focus on skills-based talent, recruitment, and workforce planning is reshaping the way we design organizations. 5 Product-led HR and people teams now see the employee experience as a customer journey full of moments that matter, leading to significant operational changes.

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The Big Shift: Demand for Future Work Skills in 2021

HR Digest

While HR teams complete workforce planning, they will keep an eye on auditing current talent capabilities and anticipate future skills, assuring survival and growth, rather than extinction. How do you prepare for what you don’t know because it is changing so fast? The Skills Dilemma. Power Skills and Hard Skills Defined.

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5 Ways to Adapt to an Aging Workforce

Career Partners International

In today’s environment of rapid change, forward-thinking organizations recognize the need for strategic workforce planning. However, there is one cohort that is often overlooked in workforce planning – the older worker or “late-stage careerist.” Demographics in the U.S. will be over the age of 55.

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#WorkTrends Preview: Data Drives Millennial Hiring

TalentCulture

Recruitment data’s importance is continuing to grow for strategic workforce planning, specifically when considering the growing number of young workers joining the labor pool. Join #WorkTrends next week to learn more about how to use data to drive millennial hiring from iCIMS Chief Marketing Officer Susan Vitale.

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#WorkTrends Recap: Data Drives Millennial Hiring

TalentCulture

Recruitment data’s importance is continuing to grow for strategic workforce planning, specifically when considering the growing number of young workers joining the labor pool. The candidate experience is a good indication of company culture. You can listen to the #WorkTrends podcast on our BlogTalk Radio channel here.

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