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Values-based culture: Setting the stage for excellence
By placing an emphasis on values, you set the stage for excellence across your organization.
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Managing ‘The Great Resignation’ of working women and caregivers
Organizations must create better support systems for women and caregivers in the workforce. It’s time to invest in specific, evenly applied policy changes.
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Survey finds productivity gains came at a cost during the pandemic – with employee wellbeing taking a big hit
As we take a look back on the past two years, organizations should not underestimate the personal and collective challenges the pandemic has placed on their people.
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People, skills, agency and the caring organization
Creating and sustaining a skills-focused caring organization requires commitment from leaders who recognize the importance of promoting employees’ sense of organizational purpose and satisfaction by offering agency, skills training opportunities and flexibility.
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Let corporate culture thrive by building creativity, communication and connection
In our post-pandemic world of work, talent leaders’ approach to developing corporate culture may never be the same.
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Ask the Career Doctor: How to retain high potential women in the age of ‘The Great Resignation’
HR managers can build a culture that supports women’s advancement by using key strategies and resources as a hedge against career dissatisfaction.
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If your culture of excellence is failing, these might be the reasons
To implement and maintain a culture of excellence, you must prepare teams for changes, tight-knit collaboration and a focus on long-term results. Otherwise, the efforts, time and resources you invested in creating a thriving organizational vision might not be enough.
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Creating a culture of excellence by enabling employees to feel excellent
Imagine the power of an entire workforce when employees feel excellent while delivering excellence. Here are four areas of focus for leaders who are ready to create a culture of excellence.
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Investing in an inclusive workforce is a national readiness imperative
Talent leaders have a profound opportunity to meet today’s hiring needs while building a stronger workforce. At Lockheed Martin, building more inclusive talent pipelines is vital to the success of the company and its mission.
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Building mental resilience for the future of work
HR leaders must invest in mental health resources and continue to have open and honest conversations with employees around mental wellbeing.