Change Management Simplified

By David Creelman Change management sounds complicated, the kind of thing you’d take a university course in. One should presumably understand various change models and...

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Choosing a Talent Management System

By David Creelman One of the really big decisions in an HR leader’s career is choosing a new talent management system (TMS). Making that decision...

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The Quantified Organization: It’s Time For People Operations to Join the Data Revolution

By Goutham Kurra The world is awash with data. From optimizing supply chains to understanding customer sentiment to tracking the spread of contagious disease and...

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John Wooden: From Basketball to Organization Agility

By Christopher G. Worley I was a big fan of John Wooden, the great basketball guru at UCLA, who coached his teams to 10 national...

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Organization Change and the Unpopped Kernel

By Christopher G. Worley When you make popcorn to watch a movie on a cold, weekend afternoon, there are always a few kernels that don’t...

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The Science of Change

By Katherine Craig “People don’t resist change, they resist being changed.” - Peter Senge As leaders we spend a great deal of time trying to...

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Effective Communications and HR: Making the Connection

By Nancy Painter HR is expected to do a lot – establish or change culture, manage change big and small, develop leaders, engage employees –...

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What We Have Is a Failure to Communicate (Especially When Needed Most)

By John Wright Whether it’s due to restructuring, industry upheaval or leadership, it seems that change is constant in organizations today. However, while change directly...

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