From the economy to geopolitical issues, uncertainty is dominating headlines—and reshaping the skills and priorities needed for HR success.
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According to Gartner, AI dominates this year’s HR tech ‘Hype Cycle,’ which aims to help HR navigate an intricate portfolio of platforms.
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Now that HR professionals have had a year to use ChatGPT, its strengths and weaknesses have become clearer. Here are seven of the best, proven use cases for ChatGPT in HR today.
Graham Clark explores a term many know well, VUCA, but flips the script and focuses on the positive solutions developing leaders with these skills can bring Business leaders are continuing […]
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Join Liggy Webb on this blog to explore AI and robots through a different lens, one of ourselves and our own future How will new adaptive technologies change the way […]
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Texas’ largest children’s hospital recently launched BetterUp coaching to invest in the development of its 1,200 leaders.
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To future-proof the workforce, HR must craft a blueprint for gen AI focused on strategic training, continuous learning and workforce agility.
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The new trend of RTO mandates is unpopular when couched in the language of productivity. Yet this justification is never far from the discussion. As this conversation rumbles on, it becomes clear that we need to really look at what productivity means for the modern workplace and how we measure it.
Dominic Ashley-Timms and Laura Ashley-Timms focus on the impact on people and organisation of someone who hasn’t been given the opportunity to learn to be a great manager, and a […]
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There can be limited opportunities for human resources to regularly work with employees. On the occasions when there’s a chance for shared experiences between staff and HR professionals, these can be rooted in negativity because, more often than not, they are addressing performance issues or disciplinary matters.