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Making “Coworker Care” a Valued Organizational Competency

15Five

In her article for Higher Ed HR Magazine , Sarah Lobb discusses how weaving self-care and coworker care into the fabric of your company culture can make an impact. She even recommends creating an organizational competency for knowing how to take care of one other. Put coworker care in the job description.

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HR Needs to Design Work For the Technology Age

HR Bartender

They need to demonstrate emotional intelligence and competence in speaking the numbers. Whether it’s blogs, magazines, or webinars, find sources for good information. I know we put a lot on the plates of human resources. They need to be a member of the management team and an employee advocate. It’s a tall order.

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Quick Shots for #HR and #Business Pros – Curation Edition

HR Bartender

ERE had a blog post about it – “ Fake News Afflicts the Workplace Too.”. And I believe it’s a business competency that needs to be developed. Training Magazine also has a feature story on “ The Art of Content Curation.” There’s been a lot of conversation lately about what is being termed “fake news”. There’s no way around it.

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Do your leaders have the skills needed to successfully manage teams remotely?

AvilarHR

CLO Magazine shared these anticipated benefits of continued remote work, from McLean & Company’s 2022 HR Trends report: flexibility in hours that employees are available to work, an expanded hiring pool, improved employee retention, lower facility costs, and increased employee engagement and productivity. Employers see benefits, too.

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it’s your Friday good news

Ask a Manager

I had to remind myself all the time that I was a qualified and competent person that would thrive in the roles I was applying for. It’s been lovely to already have my coworkers recognize my expertise and to be right that I would be qualified and competent for this role. It was such a relief to finally feel better.

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The Power of Relationships: Key Practices for Executive Coaches

Dr. Nadine

Each is a linchpin in the coaching process, and the absence of these competencies effectively renders effective coaching a distant possibility. The core competencies of a caring, trustworthy, and skilled executive coach pave the way for building a robust, positive rapport that propels clients toward their dreams and desired future selves.

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Understanding Durable vs. Perishable Skills and How to Balance Them

AvilarHR

According to Chief Learning Officer Magazine , skill durability can be divided into three categories: Durable skills: Half-life of more than 7.5 To close your organization’s skills gaps in the short-term and for the long run, identify which skills and competencies are perishable, semi-durable, and durable. RELATED RESOURCES.