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Why CHROs have the “second-hardest job in the C-suite”

HR Brew

When Stephen Patscot, HR practice leader with executive search and leadership consulting firm Spencer Stuart, talks to CEOs about the CHRO role, he often says its the second-hardest job in the C-suite. CHROs are doing a delicate dance balancing the interests of the CEO, board, leadership team, their team, and the workforce.

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The number one item on Gen Z’s job wishlist is not what HR thinks

HR Brew

The labor market could be behind the disconnect, Jim Link, CHRO at SHRM, told HR Brew. So that they then learn those socialization skills of teaching, and learning, and development, but also secure for the rest of the organization, a new competency and a new capability in the form of technical expertise.”

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Technically HR: What’s HR’s role in employee IT hygiene?

HR Brew

Michael Alicea, CHRO at cybersecurity firm Trellix, said employee training is crucial for maintaining an organization’s tech security. For Stanger, it comes back to education and ensuring employee competencies around the tech used at work, the protections in place, and how to activate them when something doesn’t pass the smell test.

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How one CHRO uses skill-based hiring to not only recruit but retain talent

HR Brew

Skills-based hiring, or hiring that evaluates candidates based on competencies and skills, has taken off: 70% of employers consider skills more effective when evaluating candidates than résumés, according to a report from pre-employment assessment platform Test Gorilla. Skills and competencies.

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15 Job Titles for Human Resources: A Comprehensive HR Job List

AIHR

CHRO (Chief People Officer) Job description The CHRO, or Chief People Officer, is an organization’s HR and culture leader. Salary range The annual salary of a CHRO falls between $145,000 and $177,000. How to become a CHRO You will need at least a Bachelor’s in an HR-related field, although a Master’s is often preferred.

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HR Operations: 5 Proven Ways to Improve Any HR Team

Primalogik

“Ultimately, we’re likely to see a handful of organizations adopt 32-hour work weeks with the same compensation as a new way to compete for knowledge workers,” writes HBR. . The CHRO role. The chief human resources officer (CHRO) role is becoming increasingly elevated, as Forbes says. The CHRO position averages $253,600.

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The CHRO's Guide to Success in the Digital Age

Cornerstone On Demand

The digital transformation has had a massive impact on the role of nearly every employee, and even the CHRO is not immune. A CHRO at the top of his or her game is a close confidante of the CEO and therefore has to think about many of the same things that a CEO does. The Workforce Is Now Global—Is Your CHRO?

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