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How Can HR Combat Workplace Bullying?

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When a bully is present, everyone stays on edge, never knowing when—or who—the bully will strike next. Learn more! In their book, The Bully At Work , they’ve identified broad categories of bullies, cautioning that these categories are not rigid and bullies can adopt any tactic at any time to accomplish their goal.

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To Minimize Sexism at Work, AI Must Learn to Stop It

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"However, if machines become biased, where do you think they would have learned it from? Although machines aren't biased at their core, they can learn to be, a problem that must be tackled by HR managers using the technology. Photo: Creative Commons Categories: Future of Work Article Tags: future of work

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Why Learning Experience Matters to Your Employees—And Your Customers

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A good customer experience attracts loyal, repeat customers—for instance, I always buy Lucky Brand Jeans because I have never had a bad experience with them (and my jeans always fit). One survey found 32 percent of customers would stop doing business with a brand they loved after just one bad experience. Words aren't enough anymore.

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Create A Structure That Makes Everyone Accountable For Creating An Inclusive Environment

HR Tech Girl

I learned the business by sitting in on staff meetings and talking to others in the office about what they did, and, before I knew it, the office manager had asked me if I wanted to stay full-time. The work is never done. You can’t check this work off and stop efforts when you’ve hit a set of goals.

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Using Epiphany Moments to Improve Employee Engagement

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What’s more, the top categories on this list closely match popular suggestions for entrepreneur-led businesses. Of course, that doesn’t stop people from trying. Setting a pattern of check-ins between managers and employees helps stop this process before it snowballs into a resignation letter. The Everyday.

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The Only 3 Reasons to Send an Email

HR Bartender

I realize we’ll never eliminate email. So, stop by and pick yours up.” When we think about the emails that we send to others, does it fall into one of these categories? Managers could learn how to use delight effectively and appropriately to recognize employees. But we can get better at using it.

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Top 6 Qualities of Inclusive Leaders

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Harvard University provides a tool called “ Project Implicit ,” where you can test yourself to measure your implicit biases in several categories. Own them, learn from them, and move forward. The learning never stops. Humble : Nobody is perfect on the journey to an inclusive culture. It’s okay to make mistakes.

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