from goo to butterfly.
It’s time to unlearn to grow. How will you take AI from tool to teammate? How will you support people as they individually transform for a new future of working? Access the white paper to learn more.
read flipbook
-
-
the introvert advantage — harnessing overlooked potential.
Extroverted traits have long been glorified, while the quieter contributions of introverted talent have been overlooked. But the data shows introversion represents a unique advantage. Learn more.
read more
-
see me, hear me, know me.
What if the qualities that make your people extraordinary never even appeared on their C.V. or LinkedIn profile? How to hire and develop for adaptability, critical thinking and emotional intelligence.
read more
-
bond or bye-bye: reimagine the way you attract and retain the most in-demand skilled talent.
4 ways to bond with external and internal talent | 6 min read | Since the hiring frenzy of 2022, hiring trends have normalized, as you can see from our latest Global In-demand Skills research,...
read more
-
the power of human potential in the AI revolution.
Human potential is the everlasting agility of humans to learn, unlearn and recombine a set of learned and more inherent core skills together with individual/social aspirations and motivations.
read more
-
hr director: human connection cures talent scarcity.
As innovation revolutionizes the workplace, talent leaders face an epidemic of talent scarcity. That’s why the employee value proposition (EVP) is evolving into a relationship value proposition...
read more
-
unlock the power of human connections: embrace RVP to deliver a stronger talent culture.
| 6 min read | "Panta rhei," or “everything flows," Heraclitus would say. Anaxogore would reinforce the concept by vehemently asserting that "nothing is born or perishes, but already existing...
read more
-
talent brands: the many colors of snow of your employer brand.
| 6 min read | When Simon Barrow formalized the term “employer brand” in 1996 as part of his brand management work, he was very clear on how critical he thought it would be: “a consumer brand...
read more
