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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.

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15 Employee Development Strategies To Future-Proof Your Workforce

AIHR

Both employees and employers are responsible for talent development. Additionally, development isnt a one-size-fits-all process, so flexibility and personalization are key. This improves retention and saves your company money when constantly hiring new employees. GET STARTED 8.

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

Peoplebox

Frequently Asked Questions The Skill Will Matrix reveals an uncomfortable truth many managers face: your top performers aren’t always delivering their best work, and it’s probably not due to lack of ability. Picture Sarah, a talented developer on your team who’s been turning in increasingly mediocre code.

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Who Does HR Report To? 5 Options [With Pros & Cons]

AIHR

Clear commitment to workforce strategy : Signals that people, culture, and talent development are core business priorities. Less focus on daily operations: HR may be less involved in frontline workforce management, leading to gaps in execution. Google The Chief People Officer at Google reports directly to the CEO.

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TSC 2024: ClearCompany's Expert Lineup

ClearCompany HRM

It’s our favorite time of year here at ClearCompany — TSC season! Join us on October 2, 2024, for the ninth annual Talent Success Conference. On the other hand, when candidates who weren’t hired did receive feedback, they were 30% to 50% more willing to refer others compared to those who didn’t get feedback.

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Talent Symposium

Workforce Opportunity Services

Philip is a seasoned financial professional with experience in global financial services, social entrepreneurship, and consulting. After being hired full time at IBM in 1967, he spent the early part of his career in integrated circuit and chip development as a designer of logic and memory chips.

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Top Tools for Hiring Leaders to Develop a Strong Talent Pipeline 

Accendo Technologies

In this blog, we will highlight the importance of talent assessments in pipeline development and how these assessments factor into your talent pipeline development. Author: Sheu Quen Sheu Quen is a seasoned writer with a passion for talent management in the HR industry.