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Why Corporate Wellness Programs Need a Dose of Occupational Therapy and Analytics

Visier

Workplace wellness programs are typically not measured or measured only at very broad levels, such as cost savings or return on investment (ROI). Workplace wellness is hot. Fortune magazine describes the wellness programs of the Fortune 100 companies, and suggests benefits such as: Healthier, more productive working employees.

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Entering the Future of Recruitment

Manatal

From here, various processes, including interviews and reference checks, are conducted as part of the hiring process. As with any well-honed processes and skills, specialized recruitment methods – which emerged during the analog era as one of the main drivers of a company’s growth – have evolved with both time and technology.

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Business Acumen for HR Professionals: Everything You Need To Know

Digital HR Tech

So what is business acumen in HR, and how can you develop this competency? Business acumen refers to the ability to understand an organization’s goals, purpose, and vision and create processes, policies, and activities aligned with this that best serve the organization and drive it forward. This skill is underdeveloped in HR.

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Social Media for Better Leadership and Learning

QAspire

Leadership that is social in approach when it comes to building communities, enabling engagement and participating in knowledge flows across the network (both inside the organization through corporate social tools as well as external social media). Social Mindset: A Key to Engaging People (my article for PeopleMatters magazine).

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how does your job interviewer find out what you’re really like?

Ask a Manager

When you’re interviewing for a job, it’s easy to wonder how the standard hiring process – a resume screening, an interview or two, a reference check – tells an employer what you’re really like. How are employers able to figure out whether or not to hire you based on such limited contact with so many different candidates? You can read it here.

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Exploring the Role of Education in the Metaverse

EverFi - HR

Eric Ravenscraft of WIRED magazine describes it as a “vague and complex” term. Even the episode description of Roblox helps paint the picture of what the metaverse looks like – as an online space, “with build-your-own avatars and myriad opportunities for users to compete and connect online.” What is the Metaverse?

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The future of recruiting: 8 ways to win the talent war

Insperity

Compete successfully against other companies? Similarly, businesses need an employer brand – their employee value proposition – to compete and win in today’s increasingly complex job market. Anyone can leverage their individual connections and online spaces to refer a potential candidate. Become an employer of choice ?