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Employee loyalty ain’t dead: How the HR leader for Cisco’s sales org climbed the telecom giant’s ranks

HR Brew

But Sara Morales, an SVP and people partner of sales & marketing, country, and employee relations at Cisco, has been at the telecommunications tech company for the majority of her career. Morales also leads Cisco’s employee relations team. The median tenure for US workers is currently 3.9

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HR for Small Employers: What Structure is Right Based on Employee Population

Acacia HR Solutions

Why Fractional Support Works for Small Teams At this size, HR needs are often transactional: payroll, benefits administration, compliance, and maybe the occasional employee relations issue. Employees may need regular coaching, and managers often require guidance on everything from performance management to workplace conflicts.

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Uber, Harassment and HR Business Partner Coverage - Let's Look at the Numbers.

The HR Capitalist

During the first half of 2016, sources said, the company had fewer than 10 representatives — called human resources business partners — who served to train managers or handle things like sexual harassment for its close to 6,000 employees.

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Employees Need to Own Their Success

HR Bartender

It shouldn’t be “Employee Success”. Because you know who should be responsible for employee success? That’s right – the employee! Everyone else is responsible for helping, coaching, supporting, advising, etc. Employees need to own their success. They defined their own version of success.

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What is the Difference Between HRM and HRD?

HR Lineup

It encompasses various functions such as recruitment, selection, training, performance appraisal, compensation, and employee relations. The primary objective of HRM is to maximize employee performance to achieve the organization’s goals effectively and efficiently.

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How to Be an Effective Leader When You’re Not Feeling At Your Best

LifeSpeak

By Geneviève Dicaire, Personal Coach and Speaker. Geneviève Dicaire, Professional coach and Speaker, Geneviève Dicaire created her coaching business in 2013, Unique coaching (french only). Have you wondered lately: How can I be an effective leader when I’m not at the top of my game?

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Five Strategies to Improve Manager and Employee Relations

Reflektive

Employees will be much more likely to stick with a company when they feel their voices are being heard. Recognize Great Work and Coach Often. Managers should make a point to publicly praise employees for specific projects, ideas, successes, etc. Let employees leave work at work. Click To Tweet.