Tue.Jul 07, 2015
A Day in the Life of a Human Resources Director (HRD)
UpstartHR
JULY 7, 2015
This is another installment in our “Day in the Life” series, this time focusing on the HR directors out there. Tici Company/industry: Non-Profit Residential Treatment Center for at-risk children and youth Years with current company: 6 months Years in HR: 6.5 My assistant is also the receptionist which is a challenge! plunge a toilet? Make friends with the maintenance and kitchen crews.
8 Candidate Red Flags You Need to Watch For
Spark Hire
JULY 7, 2015
It’s only natural for candidates to want to put their best foot forward during a job interview — even if that means stretching the truth or holding back potentially game-changing information. For hiring professionals, the mask that job interviewees tend to wear can make it tricky to really get to know the candidate and evaluate their ability to perform well in any given role. Showing up late.
Grieving at Work- Strategies for Coping
HR Ringleader
JULY 7, 2015
I worked in the HR trenches for most of my career and at every job, the trusty EAP brochure was not far from reach. The only trouble is, employees just don’t tend to use the EAP (Employee Assistance Program) benefits and resources as often as we would hope. My friends and chosen colleagues in the HR world first embraced me in the most loving support I could hope for. Embrace it.
7 Things You Need to Know Before Onboarding New Employees
ClearCompany HRM
JULY 7, 2015
Any business which grows large enough will need to start thinking about how they introduce their hires to the ways they work. Many companies assume pitching a powerful culture will attract great candidates who will work hard no matter what, and that the rest will take care of itself. This is unfortunately not the case. Onboarding Paperless Onboarding Employee Onboarding
Skill based learning – How it drives an organization’s performance
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Training and learning organizations today play an active role in contributing to the bottom line of any organization by aligning their objectives to the immediate business objectives. This provides a solid ground for cost justification and encourages businesses to place training groups right where they should be, at the heart of a growing, thriving, learning culture.
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How to Keep Innovation From Getting Crushed in Your Workplace
TLNT: The Business of HR
JULY 7, 2015
A couple of years ago, I read a news story about a rare rabbit that was accidently crushed while being filmed at a German zoo. During the filming of this rare rabbit, the cameraman, so focused on his job, stepped backwards and crushed the little fellow. The cameraman was so caught up in his immediate goal and agenda, he ended up destroying the very thing he wanted to help promote.
3 Powerful Insights from Forbes Women’s Summit
Workday
JULY 7, 2015
In HR, we often think about how to successfully engage employees and empower them to reach their professional and personal goals. Of course, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to doing this. So when I was invited to attend this year’s Forbes Women’s Summit, I was thrilled for the opportunity to tap the event for fresh inspiration. Follow Your Passion. The third? Fill A Need.
5 Human Truths in the Modern Workplace and How to Address Them
RecognizeThis!
JULY 7, 2015
by Derek Irvine. Recognize This! – We are all human. Our workplaces, relationships and interactions need to reflect our humanity to help us all deliver more productively and achieve success together. I had the pleasure and honor of speaking again this year at SHRM’s 2015 annual conference. For the majority of our history at work, we’ve mostly relied on our muscle for hard, physical labor.
Top 10 Ways a cloud time and attendance software is a win-win-win
nettime solutions
JULY 7, 2015
A year ago, we posted, "Confessions of a Hallway Stalker" , about employees tracking down managers for time and attendance approvals. Clock in/clock out data updates in real time on the Manager Dashboard, giving managers complete oversight of who is absent or on break. The biometric feature on an employee time clock is secure and prevents "buddy punching". Win, win, win!
Leaving performance reviews behind: Where to start [Guide]
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Is your company ready to move beyond the annual performance review? Where do you start? What are the keys to success? In this guide, you’ll gain an understanding of: the forces driving change, three foundations of success and take a deep dive into the skills gap many managers have that will sink your efforts before they start and how to address them.
Effectively Managing Remote Workers
Dice
JULY 7, 2015
More and more companies are embracing remote work—it’s a perk that’s become commonplace in many tech firms, where the best talent might not necessarily live within driving distance of a physical headquarters. Effectively managing an increasingly virtual environment, however, demands a different way of thinking and working; many of the same kinds of management rules apply, albeit in modified ways.
Get the Most from Employees through Effective Performance Management
Paychex
JULY 7, 2015
Performance management can dramatically enhance an employee's value to the organization. Five tips on what you can do as an employer or manager
Right to Know
ChristopherinHR
JULY 7, 2015
Few things are sadder. Not long ago a friend of mine was commiserating about some nasty work she’s had to do at her company. Okay, she was crying in her beer but at its heart, that’s commiserating. Its no secret … Continue reading → Leadership Talent The Office leadership management performance work
What is Corporate Governance
New to HR
JULY 7, 2015
Hearing the term corporate governance may seem alien for many working in business today, yet it is something that you are all part of. From the top to the bottom, inside and out, a company must have a system of corporate governance – and most of them do. So what is it exactly? In essence, it is the set of practices that are set out to help control a company. Applying Corporate Governance.
Innovation Buster: How Losing Your Best Employees is Killing Innovation
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Employees at the front lines often have better ideas for innovation than others within the business, but when they walk out the door, they take those ideas with them. Want to innovate better and faster than the competition? You need to hold onto your best employees and the ideas they have. In this session we will explore how various pieces of the talent life cycle are related to retention and examine more than 20 strategies and ideas for improving retention outcomes for your business.
Stop Failing Your Business Partners, Plus 7 New GLF Findings!
DDI's Talent Management Intelligence
JULY 7, 2015
Drawing from senior leaders, we offer five tips to ensure you aren’t failing your business partners
The Transience of the Fast Track
Something Different
JULY 7, 2015
<corporatevideobusiness.com> …So this morning I read a rock solid piece ( here ) from HR Pro RJ Morris over at Fistful of Talent. In the piece, Morris sights failure to create followership as a core reason that many would-be future leaders fail to ever live up to their potential. Here’s her career development: 1. Sally comes in, kicks butt in some technical or sales role. 2.
How to manage your business in the London tube strikes
Jelf
JULY 7, 2015
According to the Financial Times, London is about to be hit with it’s worst tube strike in over a decade this week, as it appears talks with unions and London Underground managers have been unable to stop the planned walkout on Wednesday evening for 24 hours. Your business can be easily disrupted by many things – floods, bad weather, crime or technology let downs. Time is money.
Theories Of Motivation For Workplace Productivity
TalentCulture
JULY 7, 2015
What motivates you? The allure of a big pay off? The drive to better yourself ? Praise, attention, and awards from co-workers or employers? If you’ve ever taken an introductory psychology class (or have a pet animal), then you know about Pavlov’s dog. Using Motivation To Your Advantage. In her book How to Get People to Do Stuff , Susan Weinschenk, Ph.D. Habits. The Power of Stories. Instincts.
2016 Training Program Best Practices
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Can you hear the collective groan when you launch that new compliance course? Do you get complaints both public and private from trainees about the uselessness of the training courses you've launched? Is there anything that can be done about it?
The Growing Business Value of Employee Mental Health
TLNT: The Business of HR
JULY 7, 2015
A lively conversation among business leaders about how to effectively – and legally – promote mental health in the workplace is now full swing. This is a wonderful thing, but some of the discussion is headed in the wrong direction. The Germanwings crash earlier this year caused C-level executives across the world to stop and think about employee mental health, many for the first time.
How to Lead Without Carrots or Sticks
Evil HR Lady
JULY 7, 2015
“If you exceed all your goals for the year, you’ll get a 20 percent bonus.” ” “If you come in late again, I’m writing you up. The next step after that is a final warning. Then, if you come in late a 3rd time, you’re fired.” ” So many managers rely on these carrots and sticks to get performance out of their employees. And why not? They work, don’t they? We work hard to get the bonus, or we straighten up and fly right in order to keep from getting fired. Anyone can do carrot/stick management. But, leaders lead without carrots or sticks.
Background Screening Impressions at SHRM
HireRight
JULY 7, 2015
I had the pleasure of attending the SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) Annual Conference in Las Vegas last week and met lots of exciting, interesting and passionate HR practitioners from all over the United States and around the world. After attending several sessions and speaking with numerous people, here are some of my top [.]. The post Background Screening Impressions at SHRM appeared first on Employment Background Check Blog - HireRight. Uncategorized #HireRightGivesBack background screening candidate experience electronic form i-9 shrm shrm15
Why You Should Focus on the B Players
Evil HR Lady
JULY 7, 2015
Companies always talk about having a great A team—these are the go-getters, the ones who are looking to climb the ladder as fast as possible. Businesses invest a tremendous amount of time and money developing these people. But what about everyone else? What about your B team? Should you work to develop them? Krisi Rossi O’Donnell, Vice President of Staffing & Recruiting at LaSalle Network, thinks you should focus on your B players and there are many reasons why. We break them down below. To keep reading, click here: Why You Should Focus on the B Players
Ditching the formal performance review? Kineo shares 3 Elements for Success
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Is your organization thinking about moving towards a performance development culture? What are the elements to succeeding and keeping managers and employees engaged? Download “A Road Map for Change” to find out and gain insight into making the transition as smooth as possible on your journey into this brave new world.
4 Things You Must Know Before a Job Search
45 Things
JULY 7, 2015
When you're out of work or desperate to leave your current job, sometimes you're not thinking clearly about what you need to do to get a new position. You just need a new job. Right. So you fill out a bunch of online applications and throw together a resume by making a few updates on the one you wrote two years ago. (Or was it three?) Those mistakes, of course, could cost you a new job. Habits.
SHRM15 Top 3 Takeaways: Big Data, HR Tech, and JHUD
Compensation Today
JULY 7, 2015
By Ken Roden, PayScale Senior Product Marketing Manager We did it! What a great few (hot) days of sessions and networking at SHRM 2015 in Las Vegas. As I head back home, I am re-energized to tackle some of the obstacles we face as an industry. Here are my top three takeaways from this year’s event. 1. Like Jennifer Hudson, HR has its own uphill battle. It’s not enough to have big data.
Failure is Not an Option
Working Smarter Cafe
JULY 7, 2015
By Terri Edkins It’s one of my top five all-time favorite movies: Apollo 13. And when Ed Harris’ character, the flight director, proclaims that “failure is not an option” you just know that NASA will prevail. In part because, well they are rocket scientists, and also because they prepare, incessantly, for anything that space […]. cloud computing cloud Kronos Services readiness
Do personality assessments really help with hiring?
Achievers
JULY 7, 2015
In the interests of efficiency, the hiring process is becoming increasingly automated. Hiring managers and recruiters are continually developing new ways to save time, reduce manual effort, and identify the best possible candidates for each open role. One outcome of this shift is that hiring managers are relying to an ever-greater extent on personality assessment tests.
HR's Critical Role in Creating Productive and Meaningful Workplaces
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Today’s workplace is characterized by chaotic forces—low employee engagement and productivity levels, and declining employee well being. HR Leaders have a critical role in defining the vision and strategy to transform and create a more productive and happy workplace.
How To Build Trust In Your Organization
Culture University
JULY 7, 2015
At Officevibe, we make employee survey software for companies and the most common theme in the questions we get asked about how our product works is about trust. There There is such a huge problem with trust inside most organizations. When companies contact us, their intentions are usually good, they want to create an environment where they […]. Guests Trust
Millennials To Business: You’re Doing It Wrong!
China Gorman
JULY 7, 2015
Deloitte’s 4 th annual Millennial Survey sends a message from more than 7,800 degreed and employed Millennials from 29 countries around the world to employers: “Business should focus on people and purpose, not just products and profits.” It’s easy for the Gen Xer and Baby Boomer business leaders to respond to this message with the corporate equivalent of “Get off my lawn!” Pretty much.
how should I ask candidates their salary expectations?
Ask a Manager
JULY 7, 2015
A reader writes: I work in HR and am somewhat new to the field, with less than 3 years experience. Part of my job is managing recruitment at my company. When I receive a promising resume, I will email the candidate to arrange a phone interview. In that first email, I ask, “What are your salary expectations?” Sometimes they are, sometimes they’re not. have read some of your posts and it seems many job-hunters are uncomfortable with revealing their salary expectations so soon in the recruitment process. Before you answer, I think it’s important to provide some context.





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