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The Compehensive Dictionary of HR Terms To Know [In 2024]

AIHR

Human capital ROI Human capital ROI (HCROI) is an HR metric that measures the value an organization’s employees – individually or collectively – contribute as a result of the money spent on their recruitment, compensation, training, etc.

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12 Types of Organizational Culture and HR’s Role in Shaping It

AIHR

There will be some functions or business units that will need more structure, and moving slower may actually be better for the organization, for example, in the areas of ethics and compliance. Therefore, the adhocracy culture may be relegated to specific units to ensure the organization remains innovative and competitive in the market.

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Employee Life Cycle: The Ultimate Guide for HR

AIHR

This is different from an employee who has successfully been an individual contributor moving into their first management role, who understands the culture but may lack the skills to lead the performance of individuals and teams reporting to them,” says consultant, coach and culture change facilitator Lisa Schmidt.

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The Company Cultures That Help (or Hinder) Digital Transformation

Harvard Business Review

I have grouped the toughest obstacles to change — those considered to be serious and holding us back — into five categories: Slow or stalled decision-making caused by internal politics, competing priorities, or attempting to reach consensus. Freedom to experiment vs. absolute compliance to rules and processes.