Norms about masculine behaviour and its fit with leadership are barriers to women. They cause women to moderate their own expectations and guide decision makers’ choices about leadership potential and ability, writes Dr. Karen Morley A senior leader recently likened the impact of masculine norms on her daughter’s ambition to […]
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The role of HR in business continuity
The current crisis has placed specific challenges on HR professionals in terms of managing a workforce that may have suddenly become remote. Meeting the workforce where they are and making them feel supported is a great start to delivering on employee expectations, writes Rowan Tonkin, Senior Director HR Transformation at Oracle. […]
Rethinking Dashboards for HR Analytics
Just because you provide users with “analytic evidence” doesn’t mean they’ll believe it, and in some cases, it only serves to cements their current view or bias. Here is a key lesson: Data analytics and visualisation is a creative activity, and unfortunately not everyone is going to like or appreciate […]
Focusing on tomorrow – Is HR planning for what the world will look like post Covid-19?
One of the major learnings for many Execs and CEOs has been the fact that remote working ‘does actually work’ and this will now become the new norm in the way we will work moving forward. It will also cause a reset by CEOs in re-examining why they actually need […]
A data-driven approach to HR
A long-term, data-driven approach to HR will help businesses to understand the factors that make effective people management programs work, identify skills gaps, and make informed personnel decisions for the greater good of the business, writes Jane Crofts, Founder of Data To The People In the face of a rapidly changing […]