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What Keeps Human Resources Professionals Awake At Night?

15Five

We posted this question as an icebreaker in our HR Superstars community , because we figured if anyone is going to share vulnerably immediately, it’s going to be Human Resources Professionals (aka People Ops): . What one aspect of your HR role has kept you up at night in the last week? ??After HR does it all!

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How a career as a teacher helped one chief people officer lead HR at a Fortune 500 company

HR Brew

We chat 1:1 with HR pros about their career journeys. Pop quiz: Can teaching help you develop the skills needed to run HR at a Fortune 500 company? While in her graduate program, Garavaglia said she learned about the relationship between employee success and business success, and this motivated her to pursue a career in HR.

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Reverse mentoring: A key to HR innovation?

HRExecutive

While Big Brothers Big Sisters motivates her to spread mentorship throughout her community, the power of mentorship has been a refrain throughout her career, including through her more than 18 years at Boys & Girls Clubs of America, where she held positions in talent acquisition, talent management, HR operations, employee relations and more.

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What HR should know about recruiting and retaining Gen Z talent

HR Brew

With Gen Z expected to make up 30% of the workforce by 2030, according to the Society for Human Resource Management , HR pros may want to prioritize strategizing to recruit and retain workers from this demographic. Hawthorne recently spoke with HR Brew about these strategies, and how they’re used at Aflac.

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Understanding the Basics: What Is Human Capital Management Software?

Workday

At its most basic level, human capital management (HCM) is the practice of managing, recruiting and developing a workforce, and is overseen by an organization’s human resources (HR) department. In summary, human capital management is important for: Recruiting, hiring, and retaining the right talent.

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2019 HR Leaders of the Year

HR Digest

The Human Resource industry has seen some significant changes in the last two decades. Earlier, HR personnel were the backroom boys whose job was more of an administrator and recruiter. HR’s traditional role was payroll, benefits, and procedures. Diane Gherson, CHRO of IBM. Diane Gherson, CHRO, IBM.

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Avantor’s CHRO on how culture, change management fueled the company through COVID

HRExecutive

. - Advertisement - Bringing those efforts to fruition involved an influx in hiring—and a commitment to transparent communication and adaptability on the part of both leadership and employees, says Brittany Hankamer, executive vice president and CHRO at Avantor. Read more Insights from a CHRO here. Hankamer: Our business is complex.

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