HRchat Podcast Interview: Leadership, Embracing an Infinite Mindset and InnovateWork Toronto with Stephen Shedletzky

Stephen Shedletzky

In this HRchat episode, we hear from Stephen Shedletzky, Head of Brand Voice at Start With Why – Simon Sinek. Stephen talks with Bill Banham about his keynote session at InnovateWork Toronto which will consider concepts connected to Simon Sinek’s next book called The Infinite Game. About Stephen Shedletzky Stephen is Head of Brand Voice, Igniter […]

Total Rewards and Compensation: Understanding the Essentials

reward system

Human resources can be an incredibly complex area for all types of organizations. The interactions between employees and their employers constitute some of the most complex relationships we engage in on a daily basis. The concepts of total rewards and compensation are essential tools for the modern HR professional. That’s because this approach takes a […]

HR Mistakes Millennial Leaders Need To Avoid

Professional Developement: Millennials Care

Leadership and talent development have never been more critical in the current dispensation. Companies cannot afford to overlook the crucial role that they play in enhancing profitability and sustainability. How do existing leaders recruit, treat, and nurture future leaders? It is a challenge that most organizations are grappling with especially in this transitional period where […]

Developing a Skills-Based Hiring Framework

3 Ways To Embracing A Skill-Based Hiring Framework In Your Organization The marketplace has become highly dynamic and is spilling over with numerous startups and organizations struggling to establish their brand. And, the real metric to evaluate the success of a company is determined by the quality of employees it has under its umbrella. This […]

Bestselling Authors Offer Fresh Solutions to Employee Engagement Crisis

Employee Engagement

One of the biggest problems in the business world is declining employee engagement – and Maddie Grant and Jamie Notter present a provocative alternative solution in their newest book, The Non-Obvious Guide to Employee Engagement (For Millennials, Boomers, and Everyone Else). Their third book together, out January 31, debunks a common misconception about the role of employee satisfaction and happiness, uncovers a critical mindshift for understanding engagement differently, and delivers a concrete roadmap for improving this important metric of organizational health—one that has barely moved in the past decade, despite literally billions being spent by organizations trying to improve it.