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6 Best Practices For Getting Talent Reviews Right

HR Tech Girl

In many organizations, talent reviews are little more than a paper shuffle. To avoid proliferating this fruitless paper chase, consider incorporating these six actions into your talent review process. This requires a strong company culture, well-designed HR practices, and supportive managers. There’s no smoke-filled room.

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Best enterprise HR software systems 

HiBob

Managing a large team becomes increasingly challenging as an enterprise grows, especially when balancing HR processes like recruitment, training, and performance management. Prospective users are encouraged to conduct their own research to make the best decision for their organization. What is enterprise HR software?

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HR Generalist Job Description: Everything You Need to Know

AIHR

In this article, we will discuss some HR generalist duties and skills along with a sample HR generalist job description to help you understand the role better. As the name suggests, HR Generalists support the business from an HR perspective, managing relevant internal and external activities. Labor relations management.

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Re-Energize Recruiting – Reward Managers For Great Hiring Results (Because managers are driven by incentives)

Dr. John Sullivan

What you measure and reward gets done, so start rewarding managers for great hiring results. Yet despite its huge impact, only 39% of surveyed companies reward managers for great talent results. Yet despite its huge impact, only 39% of surveyed companies reward managers for great talent results.

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Talent Management Lessons From The Olympics (Learn from the world’s greatest talent competition)

Dr. John Sullivan

Yes, Corporations And The Olympics Have A Lot In Common To the corporate cynic wondering whether they can learn much from the Olympics, I argue that ignoring their best talent practices is a huge mistake. For example, in the Olympics, the talent management approach that they have designed is very scientific and data-driven.

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HR, Clean-up On Aisle 3 – Under The Radar HR Processes That May Require A Clean-up (Revisit these high-impact but less glamorous HR processes)

Dr. John Sullivan

My research has found that after years of focusing on strategic HR issues like COVID-19, remote work, DEI, AI, and recruiting/retention. Those neglected processes often include performance management, internal movement, performance appraisals, and fixing bad managers. Access his thousands of articles here.

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Top 50 Problems with Performance Appraisals by Dr John Sullivan

Synergita

There is significantly less focus on top performers and thus there is no system to capture their best practices and then to share them with others. Even though the process may be flawless, poor execution by managers often results in performance appraisals that do not aid in a disciplinary action.