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This nonprofit leader acts as a “no-fee staffing agency” connecting overlooked young professionals to corporate jobs

HR Brew

So [we’re] acting as a continued mentor, career coach for them, to advocate for themselves, and find those spaces.” We've now established regular alumni coaching sessions for those who seek guidance. What trend in HR are you most optimistic about? What trend in HR are you least optimistic about?

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Brokers: 5 HR Trends to Guide Your 2025 Strategy

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Quick look: A new year is here, and with it comes a fresh set of workplace trends, from further incorporating artificial intelligence into daily tasks to designing comprehensive succession plans. Trend 1: Continued adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) This year, AI will continue to change peoples personal and professional lives.

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Considering a four-day workweek? These employers experimented with different approaches

HR Brew

We’re starting to see just this general trend towards wanting to be much more flexible and fluid in the way that people live, and this starts with young people…[Gen Z] wants to have flexibility in how [they] approach work,” Eric Solomon, former chief marketing officer at Bonobos, said during a virtual roundtable hosted by A.Team on May 6.

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Employee loyalty ain’t dead: How the HR leader for Cisco’s sales org climbed the telecom giant’s ranks

HR Brew

I feel fortunate to have such a breadth of experiences that I’ve had primarily here at Cisco, and coaches and advisors along the way that have not only given me the opportunity, but helped me believe that I could do it,” she said. What trend in HR are you most optimistic about? What trend in HR are you least optimistic about?

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5 Culture Trends for 2019

Companies that are looking to attract, engage, and retain top talent should leverage these trends to create workplaces where employees thrive. As we approach 2019, major shifts in the work environment will continue to affect the ways companies do business.

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

HR Brew

But bucking the return-to-office trend, the San Francisco-based company announced in June 2022 that it would remain distributed after an internal survey found that 86% of employees preferred working remotely most or all of the time. Jones said she has benefited from coaching support from her previous manager. Flexible work.

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EY’s head of global talent attraction and acquisition leads a team that handles 5.1 million applications, 100,000 hires annually

HR Brew

Some of the biggest challenges facing her team include tasking her recruiters with acting as career coaches rather than focusing on administrative responsibilities, understanding the current labor market and EYs workforce strategy, and understanding labor shortages as an immediate issue despite current growing retention.

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DEIB Reimagined: Navigating Change and Shaping the Future

Speaker: Lachandra B. Baker, MBA, CTA, CDP - Founder/Principal Consultant at LBB Edutainment, Keynote Speaker, and Author

Discover the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities that have emerged over the past year and explore what lies ahead. Future Forecasting: Identify emerging trends and expectations in DEIB for the upcoming year. Leadership Coaching: Gain insights into coaching techniques that foster a DEIB-friendly environment.

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Discover How Quiet Hiring will Supercharge Your Upskilling Process!

Speaker: Rashim Mogha - Best-Selling Author, Keynote Speaker, and Founder of eWOW (Empowered Women of the World)

“Quiet hiring” is the latest workplace trend, and it's not a new concept. When done correctly, quiet hiring can be seen as a win-win for employers and employees alike. Employees are given the opportunity to advance or expand their skills (and careers!) Are they creating upskilling opportunities that are inclusive and equitable?