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The recruitment process can be broken down into several steps –posting the specific job requirements, looking for the best candidate, and starting the onboarding process. Here are some important questions that you need to answer.
HR can treat the challenge of reducing biases against minorities in organizational behavior as a change issue, applying the approach and tools of change management to improve the employee experience in this regard.
When used in the right ways, the job profile is another handy tool in the HR toolbox. Job profiles can provide a good explanation of the components of a job and what you are seeking in an employee when they are posted with your job openings on your recruiting website. In this conversation, Bill Banham and I focus on how we can use job profiles in ways that recognize the changes brought on by a post-pandemic approach to employment.
In episode two of the podcast that considers all stages connected with workforce planning, Bill Banham and I are joined by Kerris Hougardy, Vice President, People Services North America at Colliers International. She says the key to attracting top candidates is understanding the new needs of candidates.
New Podcast and Webinar Content to Help You Get to Grips With Every Stage of Workforce Planning I’m pleased to share that Fidello is entering the wonderful world of podcasting! Launched today, the new People and Performance Podcast will offer insights on the strategic competencies, behaviors, and results needed to increase the performance of employees. […]
COVID-19 has a far-reaching organizational impact, especially for human resources teams and employee and occupational health specialists. Marketing teams even scrambled to pivot as well, including our own. Needs changed constantly for our customers as their responsibilities for maintaining the health and safety of their workforces seemed to shift every single day.
By Simon Trevarthen Corporations love boxes. Whether is it org. charts with boxes that define and hem in your role, neat role and responsibilities, and worst of all, beige cubicles. Designed in 1964, with the intention of “empowering people,” cubicles are a symptom of all that is wrong with atomized, fragmented work cultures. Chances are, […]
Today, we released HRchat episode 300! You know, back in 2016 when we started the podcast I would have thought you were kidding if you’d told me we’d reach such a huge milestone. More so given the caliber of guests and the depth of conversations we’ve had. The HRchat podcast has given me and guest […]
Four sorts of key benefits to the business from DEI can be linked to four forms of normative management as well as four typical strategic sources of competitive advantages. These benefits are gained by DEI policies which are extended to actively include more people with diverse backgrounds, without excluding or disadvantaging people with conventional backgrounds.
Many employees are comfortable working online, using a range of technologies and transmitting their work product electronically. They’re increasingly more comfortable meeting virtually to plan, collaborate, monitor progress, and solve problems. Employers are wise to recognize that the same technologies that enable remote work also enable remote engagement, potentially improving performance, dedication, and job satisfaction.