It's commonly accepted that music improves our mood, and can also improve concentration and productivity. So why is music at work still frowned upon? We … Read more
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It's commonly accepted that music improves our mood, and can also improve concentration and productivity. So why is music at work still frowned upon? We … Read more
BlueConic’s Cory Munchbach, has gone from employee number 17 to CEO in just eight years. She talks to TLNT about her rise to the top and how she strives to … Read more
How much learning budget should be devoted to re-skilling vs up-skilling employees - or is there a third option? Peter Crush investigates: Read more
With little more than 100 days to go before the start of the 2024 Olympic Games, former Team US sprinter-turned HR guru, Charles Clark, suggests CHROs need … Read more
Instead of being a useful exercise, Mark Murphy says performance review have becomes a dreaded and futile ritual – devoid of genuine evaluation or … Read more
According to Carly Holm, it's retaining the trust of those left behind that's the biggest challenge for CHROs doing layoffs: Read more
If you want people to come together, you need to give them a reason, says Lisa McDowell. Giving staff an immersive experience helps, she argues, plus … Read more
Employees hate having them; managers hate doing them - so why do so many companies still have performance reviews? Isn't there something better? Read more
Particularly post-pandemic, it’s by being autonomous that helps give employees control and guarantees business success, says Jane Frankel: Read more
To know if job applicants are right for your workplace, you must first understand your workplace. Read more