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SocialTalent: We're so excited to have @LinJonas on The Shortlist this week 🎙
We'll be chatting about the new realities of #hybridwork and why it's so important to re-skill people leaders to thrive in this environment 💡
We'll be LIVE on Wed the 22n… youtube.com/watch?v=cBS1EIFc…
Join us on Wednesday to discuss reskilling managers for successful #hybridwork and more! Thanks for having me, @SocialTalent!
We're so excited to have @LinJonas on The Shortlist this week 🎙
We'll be chatting about the new realities of #hybridwork and why it's so important to re-skill people leaders to thrive in this environment 💡
We'll be LIVE on Wed the 22nd at 4pm (Irish)
youtube.com/watch?v=cBS1EIFc…
Right back at you, John! I so very much appreciate you and your work! Happy Friday 🥳
#FF @doublempeacock @LinJonas @wattsnextBen @jackyeclayton @cmctren @ChrisOrozco72 @mfaulkner43 #KindnessMatters #HRKindness Appreciate you all!
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1/ I've been managing people remotely for 8 years. Here's how to be a better manager in a remote (distributed) team:
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Curious about how company culture changes throughout the employee lifecycle?
@CultureAmp have published a new report exploring how company growth impacts company culture, including a framework to help teams lay the foundation for scaling culture 💞
📖 buff.ly/3ycUHmK
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Leaders who fail to listen ultimately find themselves surrounded by silence.
You don't get chosen to take charge unless you give good answers. You won't be able to make change unless you ask good questions.
Learning depends on making it safe for people to tell you the truth.
“The Non-Negotiables of Great Leaders” by Jake Wilder
link.medium.com/CqD5QxzfBlb #management
If you are at #hrtechconf, head over to this session now! It’ll be worth it! Oh, and please say hi to @JasonLauritsen while you are there :)
Today at #HRtechconf: "Compassion as a Core Competency: Reskilling Managers for a New Future of Work" by @JasonLauritsen at 11am, Breakers ABCGHI. #futureofwork #Management
s23.a2zinc.net/clients/lrp/h…
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I've been conducting research on CPO/CHRO career trends & mobility since the pandemic. The following represents views of 280 HR executives. Highlights:
47% left the role they had at the beginning of 2020
10% left to take time off
22% stayed and have no plans to make a move
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Good morning #HRTechConf! Greetings from Germany. Since I can't be there, please enjoy the conference for me also :)
Today, I highly recommend @JasonLauritsen's "Compassion as a Core Competency: Reskilling Managers for a New Future of Work" session at 11am s23.a2zinc.net/clients/lrp/h…
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Being a workaholic doesn't drive productivity. It's a recipe for languishing.
Having fun isn't an enemy of efficiency. It's fuel for finding flow.
Play isn't a reward for finally making it through your to-do list. It *belongs* on your to-do list.
ted.com/talks/adam_grant_how…
Managers: Compassion and Accountability Aren’t Mutually Exclusive hbr.org/2021/08/managers-com…
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The irony of "soft skills" is that they're often the hardest to master.
Leadership, communication, collaboration, creativity, and adaptability may not be technical, but they're increasingly vital.
Behavioral, social, and emotional skills are what make humans indispensable.
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Hard to make predictions in this landscape, but this is a thread worth reading from @chris_herd.
Does your organisation have the muscle needed to drive success in the future of work? This article calls out the difference between “Organisational Resilients” and “Non-Resilients”. mckinsey.com/business-functi… #FutureOfWork #management
So much great advice in this article. Dominant themes include feedback, recognition and understanding the individual humans at work review.firstround.com/the-25… #managementadvice
For all managers and people leaders - here is a simple framework on how to delegate effectively by @tarun_kohli
link.medium.com/3EaFSB3ePhb
Stop evaluating and start cultivating > „Proof That Positive Work Cultures Are More Productive“ hbr.org/2015/12/proof-that-p…
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The future of work is hybrid.
32% never want to go back (esp women w/young kids)
21% never want to be remote (esp singles, empty nesters)
To prevent disparities and promote collaboration, where possible, have teams coordinate days onsite vs. remote.
hbr.org/2021/05/dont-let-emp…
Great read: „What we’ve learned after one month of operating a hybrid office“ yahoo.com/now/ve-learned-one… #futureofwork














