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9 Tips for Navigating the Inevitable Unexpected

Michael McKinney

Some fail for a host of strategic or operational shortcomings addressed in any decent business school course. Others fail because no matter their degree of planning or vetting, they are unable to adequately address unexpected events in those moments of truth when they occur. No Such Thing as a Perfect Plan Can we avoid these events?

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Employee Engagement Calendar: Your Year-Round Roadmap for 2024-25

Vantage Circle

Fostering an environment where employees are engaged, you must be aware of engagement events throughout the calendar year. This calendar is a planned schedule of activities, initiatives, and events to keep your team motivated and connected throughout the year. Organize cultural events and celebrations.

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How To Advance Your HR Career With Human Resources Professional Development (In 2024)

AIHR

Your HR professional development shouldn’t be seen as a one-off event but rather an ongoing lifelong investment in further developing your skill sets. Access communities: You can leverage their online communities, attend exclusive events, and pursue industry-recognized certifications (see below) to elevate your professional credibility.

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1x 10x 100x (On Leverage)

Ed Batista

This is understandable--most leaders operate under financial constraints, and grasping the ROI of a given initiative helps to ensure that their capital is being put to its best use. Events < Processes < Systems. The goal is to continually generate more leverage by transforming events into processes and processes into systems.

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How to Communicate a Merger or Acquisition in 9 Steps

David Grossman

Whether strategic moves that a company makes are to expand its operations, improve competitiveness, or achieve distinct financial objectives, M&A transactions often present a double-edged sword that brings about exciting opportunities while also introducing uncertainty and change that can be unsettling for employees.

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What Leadership Needs to Know about Changing Organizational Culture

Michael McKinney

Determine whether behavior that leads to sub-optimal operation has become part of the culture. The central point here is that leadership tended to blame the employee when, in actuality, it was leadership decision-making that created the culture factors that caused the event. Would you want your son or daughter to work there?

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11 Powerful Ways Artificial Intelligence is Changing Leadership Forever

Lolly Daskal

I have been encouraging my clients to embrace AI in their operations to stay competitive and drive growth. Predictive analytics: As a leader, AI can help make predictions about future trends and events, allowing for more informed decisions.