Voice of HR

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Insights to elevate your people strategy.

Welcome to the Voice of HR, your go-to destination for cutting-edge insights, thought-provoking ideas, and actionable strategies that will supercharge your approach to HR. In a world where the only constant is change, staying ahead of the curve is not just an option; it’s a necessity. Get ready to explore thought leadership, dive into industry trends, and discover the stories that shape the future of human resources. Your HR transformation starts here.

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Voice of HR

powered by IA.

Insights to elevate your people strategy.

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Welcome to the Voice of HR, your go-to destination for cutting-edge insights, thought-provoking ideas, and actionable strategies that will supercharge your approach to HR. In a world where the only constant is change, staying ahead of the curve is not just an option; it’s a necessity. Get ready to explore thought leadership, dive into industry trends, and discover the stories that shape the future of human resources. Your HR transformation starts here.

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Latest Perspective

Teamwork takes…well, work

By Mary Faulkner | Sep 30, 2024

For many people, the idea of group work can cause a spike in anxiety. It might be strong introverted tendencies, control issues (self-awareness will set you free), or even a feeling of being overwhelmed. From my perspective, a big part of the frustration stems from how ridiculously ineffective it can be. Sometimes just picking a team name […]

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Is program management HR’s secret weapon for business transformation?

By Kimberly Carroll | Aug 22, 2024

In today’s fast-paced business environment, organizations are increasingly seeking ways to adapt and thrive amid rapid changes. As businesses face the pressures of digital/technology transformation, evolving market demands and a shifting workforce, HR departments are finding that their “secret weapon” is program management, which has emerged as a crucial yet often underappreciated and/or underutilized tool for […]

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Transformation readiness: Avoiding the trap of HR fads with a strong foundation

By Kimberly Carroll | Jun 26, 2024

In the rapidly evolving landscape of human resources, senior HR leaders are often enticed by the allure of the latest trends and technological innovations. In our work with organizations, we often hear about the pressures to adopt some new, shiny solution or “ways of working” without fully understanding what problem it’s supposed to solve. While […]

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Latest Perspective

Teamwork takes…well, work

By Mary Faulkner | Sep 30, 2024 | 0 Comments

For many people, the idea of group work can cause a spike in anxiety. It might be strong introverted tendencies, control issues (self-awareness will set you free), or even a feeling of being overwhelmed. From my perspective, a big part of the frustration stems from how ridiculously ineffective it can be. Sometimes just picking a team name […]

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Is program management HR’s secret weapon for business transformation?

By Kimberly Carroll | Aug 22, 2024 | 0 Comments

In today’s fast-paced business environment, organizations are increasingly seeking ways to adapt and thrive amid rapid changes. As businesses face the pressures of digital/technology transformation, evolving market demands and a shifting workforce, HR departments are finding that their “secret weapon” is program management, which has emerged as a crucial yet often underappreciated and/or underutilized tool for […]

Read More

Transformation readiness: Avoiding the trap of HR fads with a strong foundation

By Kimberly Carroll | Jun 26, 2024 | 0 Comments

In the rapidly evolving landscape of human resources, senior HR leaders are often enticed by the allure of the latest trends and technological innovations. In our work with organizations, we often hear about the pressures to adopt some new, shiny solution or “ways of working” without fully understanding what problem it’s supposed to solve. While […]

Read More

Recent Newsletter

Gratitude and Giving

By Mark Stelzner | Nov 26, 2024

From Mark As we gather around our tables to celebrate this season of Thanksgiving here in the US, we’re reminded that our greatest privilege lies not just in what we receive, but in what we can give. While life throws us curve balls from time to time, we at IA understand how incredibly lucky we […]

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the haunting signs of year-end burnout

By Mark Stelzner | Oct 30, 2024

From Mark, The final months of 2024 are upon us, and with shorter days and longer to-do lists, many organizations are facing a familiar challenge: end-of-year burnout. Like the autumn fog that settles in during October evenings, workplace exhaustion can creep up gradually, affecting teams before leadership has a chance to intervene. The relentless pace towards […]

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tales from HR Tech 2024

By Mark Stelzner | Oct 9, 2024

From Mark, In what I can only characterize as a transition year, the original HR Technology Conference & Exhibition took a final bow in Las Vegas last week, with the newly emerging “HR Tech” brand (replete with logo and identity changes) embracing the shortened moniker applied to this storied event for more than two decades. No matter the […]

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Recent Newsletter

Gratitude and Giving

By Mark Stelzner | Nov 26, 2024 | 0 Comments

From Mark As we gather around our tables to celebrate this season of Thanksgiving here in the US, we’re reminded that our greatest privilege lies not just in what we receive, but in what we can give. While life throws us curve balls from time to time, we at IA understand how incredibly lucky we […]

Read More

the haunting signs of year-end burnout

By Mark Stelzner | Oct 30, 2024 | 0 Comments

From Mark, The final months of 2024 are upon us, and with shorter days and longer to-do lists, many organizations are facing a familiar challenge: end-of-year burnout. Like the autumn fog that settles in during October evenings, workplace exhaustion can creep up gradually, affecting teams before leadership has a chance to intervene. The relentless pace towards […]

Read More

tales from HR Tech 2024

By Mark Stelzner | Oct 9, 2024 | 0 Comments

From Mark, In what I can only characterize as a transition year, the original HR Technology Conference & Exhibition took a final bow in Las Vegas last week, with the newly emerging “HR Tech” brand (replete with logo and identity changes) embracing the shortened moniker applied to this storied event for more than two decades. No matter the […]

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HR Resources

Contract renegotiation tips

By Mary Faulkner | Jun 1, 2021

In this 12 minute video, Mark Stelzner shares reasons why you might need to renegotiate with your providers, how to prepare for the conversation, and what elements should be part of the discussion.

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Standard HR Processes

By Mary Faulkner | Jun 1, 2021

Ready to make some changes to your HR approach but don’t know where to start? We recommend you begin by mapping your current processes, starting with these more common HR processes.

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Process Mapping Guidelines

By Mary Faulkner | Jun 1, 2021

With the ever-changing landscape resulting in innovation and adaptation, documenting current processes and planning for the future is important. IA shares its process mapping guidelines for you to use as you tackle process improvement.

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HR Resources

Contract renegotiation tips

By Mary Faulkner | Jun 1, 2021 | 0 Comments

In this 12 minute video, Mark Stelzner shares reasons why you might need to renegotiate with your providers, how to prepare for the conversation, and what elements should be part of the discussion.

Read More

Standard HR Processes

By Mary Faulkner | Jun 1, 2021 | 0 Comments

Ready to make some changes to your HR approach but don’t know where to start? We recommend you begin by mapping your current processes, starting with these more common HR processes.

Read More

Process Mapping Guidelines

By Mary Faulkner | Jun 1, 2021 | 0 Comments

With the ever-changing landscape resulting in innovation and adaptation, documenting current processes and planning for the future is important. IA shares its process mapping guidelines for you to use as you tackle process improvement.

Read More
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