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The Key Differences Between Transactional and Strategic HR: A Comprehensive Guide

Engagedly

Human Resources (HR) is an integral organizational unit that manages employee-related tasks and contributes to corporate strategies. Also read: How to Upskill Your Workforce for the Future of Work – Engagedly Comparison Chart: Transactional vs. Strategic HR Below is the difference between transactional HR and strategic HR.

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The Difference between Employee Performance and Productivity

EmployeeConnect

While productivity management comes down to HR management systems, performance management actually is a tool that can be used to rollout the overall corporate strategy. So to illustrate, a sales person could have for objective to meet with five prospects each week AND obtain at least a second meeting with one of them.

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Enhancing Organizational Communication: Tips and Techniques

CuteHR

In comparison to formal communication, which occurs through relevant means and middlemen between senior management and front-line employees, informal communication can occur simply between senior management and front-line employees. In comparison, downward vertical communication occurs between subordinates and their superiors.

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Lights, Camera, L&D: Innovating in 2022

Degreed

If you had to choose one movie to represent your learning strategy — with plot twists and turns depicting your L&D team’s unique journey — which film would it be? Maybe “Speed” is the blockbuster comparison, because this ain’t no regular bus ride, right? Perhaps your organization celebrates tenacity like “Rocky.”

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What is Organizational Development? A Complete Guide

Digital HR Tech

Organizational confrontation meeting. The confrontation meeting is aimed at identifying problems, setting priorities and action targets, and begin working on identified problems organization-wide. They are often referred to as “open space meetings”, “world cafes”, “future searches”, and “Appreciative Inquiry Summits”.