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How to capture institutional knowledge

Insperity

When your employees stay in the same role for extended periods, they accrue institutional knowledge – or information and understanding about the systems, relationships and tactics that make your company run optimally. That is, unless you have a system for regularly capturing institutional knowledge. Succession planning.

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7 Reasons HR Needs to Learn About Unretirement

HR Bartender

Years ago, people just retired. They announced to their boss that they were going to retire. It’s the idea that you don’t have to retire. Professionals of all ages are planning for it. It wouldn’t take much to revise the employee referral program to include non-employees. And it’s not necessarily age-based.

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7 Ways the U.S. OPM Competency Models Can Support Your Workforce Planning

AvilarHR

By incorporating competencies such as “Learning and Knowledge Management” and “Flexibility and Resilience,” you can encourage employees to embrace new challenges, acquire new skills, and adapt to changing business environments. In today’s business world, agility is key.

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International Women’s Day 2021: 7 Ways to Celebrate, Engage & Support Women in the Workplace

CCI Consulting

We know from our extensive work on employee engagement that there are three things that drive engagement across all industries and roles. There may have been a brief pause in coaching leaders, but currently we are seeing many requests for coaching and assessments , as well as strategic succession planning.