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Ditching annual performance reviews, investing in middle management, and using AI for career development: How HR wants to change performance management in 2025

HR Brew

Its nearly the most wonderful time of the year *checks notes*: Performance review season, a time that managers and individual contributors alike cherish dearly. (In In case its not clear, were being sarcastic.)

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Josh Bersin launches new AI-powered HR career navigator tool

HR Brew

The tool offers users a look at what professional development might be needed to move up or across the function, and can connect people pros to others for guidance and mentorship. The amount of money spent on career development for non-HR people is 10–20 times higher than it is for the HR people.

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Yelp increased employee tenure by over a year after taking these three steps

HR Brew

She attributes the boost to three internal programs, including revamped approaches to employee feedback, career development, and embracing flexible work. Career development. “It certainly has been a pretty significant increase…in a pretty short period of time,” Carmen Amara, Yelp’s chief people officer, told HR Brew.

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Technically HR: Oracle Dynamic Skills solution gets an AI-powered makeover

HR Brew

Last month, Dayforce announced it had launched its own skills-based LMS system within its platform aiming to better connect employee learning to other sub-functions of HR such as career development and workforce planning. Quick-to-read HR news & insights. Subscribe to HR Brew today.

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Cracking the Career Development Code

Speaker: Julie Winkle Giulioni, Author, Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go: Career Conversations Employees Want

Despite being consistently linked with high levels of engagement, discretionary effort, retention, and results, career development continues to be among the greatest sources of employee dissatisfaction in today’s workplace. It’s 2020 and it’s time to crack the code on career development.

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Technically HR: Dayforce launches new LMS

HR Brew

“When you have the ability to have employees upskill [and] reskill in a way that actually encourages them to pursue their next opportunity within your own organization, versus going outside, I think that’s a huge win,” he said about the integration with the Career Explorer product, adding that employees want self-guided upskilling options.

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Why CAVA is using personality assessments for talent development

HR Brew

CAVA is also integrating some employees’ OAD scores into their talent profiles, so that their supervisors can understand how best to support their career development at the company, Costanza said: “It’s just a really helpful tool in realizing what someone's natural makeup is, and then how we can help them develop.”

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Upskilling HR: Future-Proof Your HR Career

Speaker: Jeanne Achille - CEO, The Devon Group

Learning objectives: Learn that not all upskilling is through formal learning practices and how you can upskill on your own How upskilling can help you drive results by fostering collaboration across teams Why upskilling is crucial to HR’s career development September 22nd, 2022 at 9:30 am PDT, 12:30 pm EDT, 5:30 pm BST

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People, HR & Analytics

Speaker: Rodney B. Bolton SPHR, CEO, HR BIZZ

Establish effective training and career development paths for all employees. Identify what leads to greater employee satisfaction and efficiency. Better understand attrition and identify high-value employees, reducing turnover.

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The Missing Piece of your Employee Engagement Efforts

Speaker: Jason Lauritsen, HR Keynote speaker, author and consultant

And career development programs are rolled out. When organizations work to improve employee engagement, the focus tends to be on the day to day work experience. Feedback is sought from employees through surveys and focus groups. Recognition programs are created.