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Case Study – Goulburn Valley Water

Ascender

A Case Study on Performance Management & Policy Management. Successfully implementing change is a daunting task, if the frequently quoted failure rate of 70% is to be avoided. The ‘why’ is often forgotten when implementing technology and features and functions often take the forefront.

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Get The Most From Employee Check-In Meetings

Brandon Hall

An overreliance on performance to assess potential means organizations identify many people without high potential as high-potentials. Top Priorities to Improve Performance Development. How can we change manager behaviors at scale to develop a culture of coaching and continuous feedback? • Critical Questions. •

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What Role Does HR Play in Improving Innovation?

Brandon Hall

HR leadership must balance the strength and weaknesses of their corporate culture and if the current culture is not conducive to the amount of innovation needed, they must become change-management agents for creating the type of environment that lends itself to more risk-taking, collaboration and free expression.

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Job Security, Wage Stagnation, and the Quest for Top Talent

Aberdeen HCM Essentials

Where more than 60% of operations and finance teams look at quarterly and annual finance reports to plan for the next immediate operational period, HR gets pressured to manage labor costs by consistently sourcing top talent to replace underperforming talent amidst engagement drops and evolving management goals that alienate the current workforce.

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Speaking

Strategic HCM

I also lecture in HR and change management at the Cotrugli Business Academy in Croatia. And I deliver the Human Capital Strategist programme in the UK and Europe for the Human Capital Institute (HCI). and Social Capital , HR 2.0: rix, I am an experienced, dynamic and provocative speaker.

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Employee Recognition: Picking Up The Pieces

Dave's Weekly Thought

As I enter my 10th year in the Human Capital Management space, I figured it would be beneficial to my readers to reflect on how our industry has (and has not) evolved over the last decade's time. * The names have been changed to protect the innocent. Carl's "Human Compassion" email was submitted into evidence).