Carnival of HR: Best of 2018 #HRCarnival
If you’ve been in the HR world for a while, you’ve probably heard of #HRCarnival. For 11 (!) years it’s been a place to come together as a community, find new voices, and share ideas. I’m delighted to host the final Carnival of HR for 2018. Some months the Carnival has a theme — the […]
Read MoreMy Advice for HR Leaders and Providers in 2019
Happy holidays! This is one of my favorite times of the year, when we connect with family and friends, indulge in one too many holiday party hors d’oeuvres, and madly scramble to find last-minute gifts. It’s also a time for reflection. With the end of one year comes the promise of the next — and […]
Read MoreHow to Fix a Scary Client-Provider Relationship
Happy Halloween! I’ve been thinking a lot lately about “scary” relationships between clients and their HR technology providers. I see them all the time, across all domains, and in all shapes and sizes. The common element to all client-provider relationships is people, which means every relationship has the potential of becoming complicated, emotional, and, yes, […]
Read MoreHR Has a Language Problem
It was day three of the HR Technology Conference and co-chairman Steve Boese was leading a panel of CHROs from some of HR Executive’s Most Admired Companies for HR. Steve was well into the conversation when he asked a question about the perceived criticality of the employee experience to his esteemed guests. Jayne Parker, senior […]
Read MoreThe Power of the HR Community #ATributeToElle
Jason Seiden is a steadfast figure within the HR community. He’s taught us how to Self-Destruct, the power of storytelling, and the marriage of high-tech and high-touch. He’s presented at hundreds of conferences, coached dozens of executives, blogged, vlogged, and loaned his expertise to anyone who needed his incredibly unique perspective. But at his core, […]
Read MoreLet’s Get Rid of the Paper, (HR) People!
“In God we trust; all others must document” might be the unofficial slogan of HR. We love documenting everything, in triplicate, and often on paper. And there’s good reason for that — HR is responsible for managing a company’s most sensitive and important information. From salaries to disciplinary actions, it’s HR’s job to know the […]
Read MoreHow to Build a Business Case for Your HR Transformation
Transformation. I spend almost every day helping organizations think about it. That word is weighty — it makes me think of a long, dramatic journey. A big change that builds over time. An impressive, memorable change. So it would stand to reason that HR transformations require a lot of work and strategy up front. Before […]
Read More6 Consumer Trends HR Can’t Ignore
There is a simple truth about why HR has gotten harder: Employees expect their experience at work to match what they’ve grown used to as consumers. Buy groceries from your smartphone and pick them up without ever walking down a produce aisle. Get personalized product recommendations based on your browsing history. Almost never deal with […]
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