The current pandemic is quickly becoming the catalyst for one of the most momentous workplace transformations ever. How we work, keep fit, buy groceries, … Read more
4 Reflections for HR Leaders Facing Enormous Changes
Like many HR professionals, leading through COVID-19 has been one of the most difficult challenges I have seen in my 20-year career. As an Orlando, … Read more
How the Lessons Learned in the Last Two Months of Quarantine Will Help Us Build Stronger B…
None of us were ready for this pandemic – how could we have been? The challenges it posed rightfully threw executives and employees for a loop. But the … Read more
How to Engage Employees Through Volunteering, Even While Physically Distanced
In the best of times, volunteering is a popular way for companies to engage their people in purpose. Giving back not only provides employees with a sense … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Racism at Work
Imagine you’re at home on a nice Memorial Day weekend, enjoying some responsible, physically distanced BBQ with your family. Then you get a call that … Read more
Leadership Confidence Strong During 2020 Pandemic
What happens when outside forces wreak havoc on a group? In some cases, the group can lose momentum, and in other situations, the group bonds strengthen. … Read more
My Virtual Career: Generation Z and the Shift to Remote Work
As organizations rapidly switched to working from home in response to COVID-19, many tools and resources surfaced to help leaders effectively manage … Read more
A Successful Economic Reset in the Future Lies on the Shoulders of People, Not Automation
In the Froth Decade between the Great Recession and the likely Post-Pandemic Depression, almost 78% of employees at large organizations had no idea how … Read more
HR Famous Podcast: Return to Work and COVID Preparedness with Ed Baldwin, Head of HR for M…
In episode 16 of The HR Famous Podcast, long-time HR leader Kris Dunn speaks with the Head of HR for Mikron Ed Baldwin for a continuation discussion about … Read more
What Making a Mask Taught Me About the Stages of Grief
I made a mask today. It was hard, and not just because I’m not crafty, but because of the emotional turmoil it represented. For more than a week, I … Read more