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labelArticles today2022.02.19.

Leadership (R)Evolution: Why We Need to Radically Rethink Leadership and Management in the New Norm

Most probably, the chaos of the past two years has made every organization’s leadership team reconsider their responsibilities and effectiveness. They had to rethink their approach to the well-being of their employees, their career path support, retaining talent, the employee experience in general, and how to actually lead in this ...

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labelArticles today2022.02.18.

Why HR Tech Market booms with 12 billion investment

The HR Tech industry is not showing signs of slowing down any time soon, with $12 billion investment in 2021. Doubling the previous two years total investment, and starting 2022 with the $1.7 billion investment in January nearly as high as the strongest month in 2021, explains Anita Lettink in ...

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labelMasterclass today2022.02.18.

Dave Ulrich: Reimagining Learning & Development

How can L&D create value in a constantly evolving workplace, especially in today’s volatile times? As Winston Churchill once said: “Never let a good crisis go waste” … and in a recession, pruning occurs as weaker companies are weeded out. Stronger companies get stronger by making long-term investments. However, when ...

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labelArticles today2022.02.15.

How AI makes HR a winner

WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? Technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have brought in mixed reactions concerning job security and HR as a profession has not been spared. A recent report by the World Economic Forum (WEF) however gives a picture that technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) will make HR more efficient ...

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labelNews today2022.02.05.

Dutch HR-tech to fight hiring bias and promote diversity

By Patricia Allen -February 1, 2022 on Eu–Startups Female-founded by sisters Charlotte Melkert and Fleur Melkert, Equalture has just raised €2.75 million to help companies make unbiased, science-backed hiring decisions, by trusting on neuroscience instead of gut feeling. The funding round was led by Dutch investment company of serial entrepreneur Pieter Schoen, ...

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