HRExaminer v8.08

In her three-part series, Heather Bussing gives suggestions to organizations, HR, and individuals on how to manage the anxiety, uncertainty, and inevitable disagreements that come with Politics & Work. Start with Heather’s Organization Survival Guide, then the HR Survival Guide, and the Individual Survival Guide.


On episode 110 of HR Tech Weekly: Cornerstone Q1 2017 Outlook, PeopleFluent Record-Setting Q4 2016 Results, Blackstone Is Buying Aon Benefits Outsourcing Unit, Did staff quit Google’s Car Project after company paid them too much?, and Amazon launches Chime video conferencing tools.


Brynne Kennedy is the Founder and CEO of MOVE Guides, helping HR teams move their employees around the world - for any reason, any policy, and any location. Kennedy founded the company while earning her MBA at London Business School. Listen to Brynne Kennedy on HRExaminer Radio - Executive Conversations.


On Episode 9 of HRx Big Ideas Radio, John Sumser talks about Performance Management That Actually Works with Jamie Resker, Founder of Employee Performance Solutions and a recognized innovator in the area of performance management. Find out more about Performance Management That Actually Works.
 

Politics & Work 3: Individual Survival Guide

Topics: Editorial Advisory Board, Engagement, Heather Bussing, by Heather Bussing
“At work, you have some control over what you are doing and get to do things you (hopefully) are good at and enjoy. Feeling competent and getting things done really helps when politics has people untethered and uncomfortable.” – Heather Bussing
 

Politics & Work 2: HR Survival Guide

Continued political turmoil is causing headaches at work. This is the second of three articles from Heather Bussing directed at organizations, HR, and individuals. Today’s article is the HR Survival Guide. Heather will conclude the series tomorrow with her individual survival guide. Now, let’s look at how HR can deal with the political polarization in their companies.
 

Let’s celebrate. Work.

Topics: Editorial Advisory Board, HRExaminer, Teela Jackson, by Teela Jackson
When was the last time you celebrated someone else at work? Not their birthday, work anniversary or going away party. Now, we celebrate by closing our office door or going to the car to scream and jump up and down. We cheer behind closed doors.
 

HRExaminer v8.07

Several years ago Dr. Todd Dewett penned, “Dewett’s Rules.” This is part of Dr. Dewett’s book, The Little Black Book of Leadership. Recently, new bits of truth have begun to stick in his brain. Tap into his latest gems in, DEWETT’S RULES - PART 2.


Heather Bussing is writing again. The first thing on her agenda is to figure out how to get anything done in today’s work and political climate. This is the first of 3 articles directed at organizations, HR, and then individuals. Read, Politics & Work 1: Organization Survival Guide.


On episode 109 of HR Tech Weekly: New Zenefits CEO and Apps, Slack to Take On Microsoft, Workday Records Contract With Amazon, Ultimate Software and Paycom Revenue numbers, Growth and executive additions help Glint, Facebook’s new family sick leave and bereavement benefits, and Philly passes country’s first wage discrimination law.


Martin Burns is Strategic Consulting Leader for HireClix, a consumer advertising agency with a focus on recruitment. A long-time practitioner and corporate recruiting leader, he combines significant expertise in strategy, technology, and marketing. Listen to Martin Burns on HRExaminer Radio - Executive Conversations.


On Episode 8 of HRx Big Ideas Radio, John Sumser and Gerry Crispin of CareerXroads, discuss The Future of Recruiting.
 

Politics & Work 1: Organization Survival Guide

“Trying to keep work and politics separate is about as easy as balancing work and life. There’s a lot going on and it won’t calm down for awhile. The current issues touch people deeply.”
– Heather Bussing
 

DEWETT’S RULES – PART 2

Topics: Dr. Todd Dewett, HRExaminer, by Dr. Todd Dewett
Several years ago Dr. Todd Dewett penned, “Dewett’s Rules,” as part of The Little Black Book of Leadership. Recently, new bits of truth have begun to stick in his brain. Read, Dewett’s Rules Part 2.
 

HRExaminer v8.06

Do you think the recruiting function belongs in the HR department or the Marketing department? Is Bob Corlett asking a trick question? What Department Does Recruiting Belong in?


John Sumser sizes up Data and Value, and Data and Distance from the Market.


On episode 108 of HR Tech Weekly: HCM launches Labor Force Analytics Tool, China Oceanwide Consortium buying IDG, ADP Job Estimates & ADP Revenue #’s, Move Guides commitment to Refugee Crisis, and SmartRecruiter Acquisition.


Anna Brekka is the Director of Recruiting Advertising & Services at Morris Publishing Group (MPG). She built the online Recruiting Trends community from a few thousand to 23,000 over four years. Listen to Anna Brekka on HRExaminer Radio - Executive Conversations.


On Episode 7 of HRx Big Ideas Radio, John Sumser and veteran high tech market analyst, Dr. Katherine Jones, discuss The Role of Research in Execution.


 

What Department Does Recruiting Belong in?

Topics: Bob Corlett, HRExaminer, by Bob Corlett
“In two decades of work with hundreds of organizations, we now know that recruiting, performance management, and employee retention can no longer be handled separately from reputation management. Treating each component separately ignores how inextricably intertwined they have become.” - Bob Corlett
 

Scaling People: Start with the End in Mind

Topics: HRExaminer, Jason Seiden, by Jason Seiden
“Scaling people has always been a challenge, but there are aspects to the way business operates today that make it harder—or easier—than ever. Ten years ago, “employee experience” and “candidate experience” weren’t things. But then the internet happened.” - Jason Seiden