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What’s keeping HR up? 5 key takeaways about changing priorities

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Nickle LaMoreaux, IBM The technology is amazing, HR Executive of the Year Nickle LaMoreaux, CHRO of IBM, told HR Executive earlier this year. Megan Ackerman, Xactly “Change management has always been important,” says Megan Ackerson, CHRO of cloud-based software provider Xactly Corp.

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How to Be a Transparent Leader (With Examples)

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Let’s start with a helpful definition. Example: An employee suggests to the CHRO that “summer Fridays” would be great for morale. But the CHRO knows that the CEO won’t consider it because of a big client project currently in negotiations. Instead, the CHRO recommends and gets approval for “WFH Fridays.”

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When healthcare and higher ed collide, innovative hiring is key

HRExecutive

Advertisement - This includes Alison Mincey, senior vice president and CHRO of UHealth and the University of Miami. Mincey: That’s definitely very important. We have a program set up to quickly extend offers to contractors when their contract is up, and that’s worked really well for us.

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How Twitter Thrives As A Fully Remote Organization w/ CHRO, Jennifer Christie

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I definitely feel like I’ve got a seat at the table with senior leadership. HR started out as “Personnel” Especially in Silicon Valley, I think HR was definitely someone to hire and pay people, more of an administrative function. The Board is very accessible and very engaged when it comes to people.

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

HR Brew

I would have said, “Wow, I definitely would not have planned for my career to go that way.” These are all foundational elements of putting in place a really strong HR organization, as well. If someone would’ve told you, as a teacher, that you would someday be a CPO, what would you have said to them?

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Why one CPO traded in full-time employment for fractional work

HR Brew

I also know myself well enough to know that I do get sucked back in, so there are definite times where I said, ‘I’m going to do this, I’m going to stick with it,’ and then a company convinces me to come in full-time,” she said. “So, So, that could happen again in the future.”

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HR Superstars Podcast: Unapologetically Human w/ Holly May, Global CHRO at Walgreens Boots Alliance

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She has held CHRO roles at Starbucks, Abercrombie and Fitch, and now at Walgreens Boots Alliance, where she has championed the importance of mental health strategies in the workplace. And I can’t take credit for the phrase, this is definitely a Brene Brownism. I spent the majority of my career in the total rewards space.

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