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Why your senior-level new hire isn’t working out
Avoid these three mistakes as you plan for your next experienced hire, and you’ll build a team that can grow faster — allowing you to grow, too.
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Case study: The employee journey project at SoftServe
By gaining a comprehensive understanding of their employees’ journeys, talent leaders at SoftServe could allocate resources effectively, address pain points and amplify moments that matter.
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Preparing for the future: Developing internal talent marketplaces
Developing an internal talent marketplace that highlights individual skills, talents and strengths can help position your company for the uncertainties and complexities of the future.
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Putting continuous career progression into practice
Continuous career progression is a strategic imperative for organizations seeking to attract and retain top talent, boost employee satisfaction and drive organizational success.
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The thrills and chills of skills development
People-focused, results-driven, AI-powered talent strategies are fortified to meet the needs of organizations that seek to remain competitive in the rapidly-changing global workforce.
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Parting ways: Empathic employee separations
Employee separations can be harsh. Break that cycle by being the employer who cares.
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The manager’s role in employee skill building
Managers, get ready, because you need to behave differently.
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Adapting corporate policies: Nurturing the next generation of AI-driven employees
By implementing adaptable policies to safeguard their company, organizations can harness the benefits of GenAI while mitigating risks, positioning themselves as responsible AI adopters.
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Plugging leaky talent pipelines: How reskilling can help you attract and retain top talent
Recruitment and retention are two sides of the same coin. A more integrated approach to talent development and training can help to resolve both.
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Michigan: A model of cooperation in building a high-quality workforce
The collaboration between industry, government and higher education in Michigan balances the needs of businesses, workers and job seekers.