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10 books HR pros will want to read this summer, according to their peers

HR Brew

Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott “A great read for new and seasoned managers alike on driving accountability in a team through a fine balance of caring personally for your employees but being comfortable challenging ideas and performance honestly and directly, even when it’s difficult. Whole Hearts.

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15 Employee Development Strategies To Future-Proof Your Workforce

AIHR

Employee development is the ongoing process of helping employees improve their skills, gain knowledge, and advance in their careers. This includes formal training, mentorship, coaching , and cross-functional projects to help employees gain the skills needed for current and future roles.

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A Strategy for the Ages: Why Companies Need to Embrace Older Workers

Linkedin Talent Blog

Without intentional retention strategies, companies face skill gaps that can slow operations, reduce innovation, and increase onboarding costs for new hires—for example, through extended training periods or the need to hire multiple less-experienced employees to match one retiree’s output.

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Leadership development goals: Your roadmap to success

Business Management Daily

Similarly, managers vary in years of experience—from seasoned veterans to those taking on their first leadership role. Add to this the fact that individuals vary in leadership style, life experience, and personality, and it becomes even clearer that coming up with a leadership development plan is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor.

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Tired of Guessing What Your Team Needs? Try the Skill Will Matrix

Peoplebox

Picture Sarah, a talented developer on your team who’s been turning in increasingly mediocre code. For example: High Skill, Low Will: These are your seasoned experts who, despite their proficiency, appear disengaged or unmotivated. It highlights areas where new hires lack skills or motivation.

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How to Develop Leadership Competencies that Work

AvilarHR

For instance, competencies frequently highlighted for developing leaders include effective communication (encompassing business writing and in-person speaking), teamwork (especially leading diverse groups to high performance), and influence. Gone are the days. of simply lecturing about tactics when it comes to making great leaders.

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Real Allyship at Work: Building Year-Round Inclusion, Not Performative Campaigns

Betterworks

X Products Overview Intelligent Performance Management Goals Conversations 1:1s Feedback Employee Engagement Calibration Platform Features AI for HR Analytics & Insights Integrations Accessibility Security Featured Manager Effectiveness Transform your managers into superstar coaches with Betterworks. Betterworks takes this seriously.