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Brooks: Want better managers? You need to develop better employees

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Advertisement As an executive coach, I often refer to one’s manager as a “gem cutter”: someone who can shape and mold you into a new form, for better or for worse. For my private practice coaching clients who are not CEOs, the relationships they have with their managers is a top-three focus of our work, without fail.

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HR tech news this week: Sept. 13-17

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Advertisement Bersin: These are the 2 disruptions reshaping coaching: The availability and use of coaching is at an all-time high , thanks to AI, skills taxonomies, online video and the power of social networks. When the COVID-19 lockdown began, MGM Resorts CHRO Laura Lee tested the VR solution Strivr and she was impressed.

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Why resilience should be one of HR’s top priorities

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Buckingham’s research has also explored what he says should be another HR priority: shaping the talent brand, a topic that he will dive into at his keynote during the upcoming HR Tech Conference. HRE: What’s the latest on your work on developing the HR Net Promoter Score? HRE: You’ve done a lot of work on resilience.

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Here’s how Deloitte thinks EX, retention will change in 2022

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Related: Chevron CHRO: Employee health and safety ‘front and center’ for 2022 Given these shifts, Deloitte consultants believe that HR technology investments will remain a priority in the coming years. “[Are they] wasting 40% of their time doing low-value work versus doing the best work of their lives?

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Lessons Learned from the Most Admired for HR

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Among the takeaways at the HR Technology Conference & Exposition ® in September was the need for HR to embrace innovation. Following are some of the highlights from this year’s conference: “Most Admired for HR” Leaders Speak Out. increase visibility of career paths and the internal talent supply for leaders. “If

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How the HR Executive of the Year rebooted Microsoft’s culture

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She took to the task with intent, for nine months leading focus groups, talking to companies, reading about culture, meeting with employees, connecting with leaders, organizing a “culture cabinet” and conferring with experts on the topic. Every manager goes through required training to help them model, coach and care for their teams.

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10 things Microsoft has learned about successful hybrid work

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In fact, when preparing for her presentation at the Institute for Corporate Productivity’s Next Practices Now Conference—being staged virtually through Nov. See also: 6 HR lessons from Microsoft’s CHRO 4.