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Navigating the Path: What Does a Chief People Officer Really Do?

N2Growth Blog

Moreover, the CPO focuses on enhancing these programs by staying up-to-date with industry best practices, leveraging technological advancements, and seeking employee feedback to improve the quality and relevance of the training offered continuously. These reviews are conducted through surveys, focus groups, or one-on-one interviews.

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How Do Employees Feel About The Need To Retrain?

The Horizons Tracker

While it’s largely foolhardy to place too much faith in the various estimates of individual jobs vulnerability to technological and economic disruption, what seems far more certain is that disruption will become a way of life, especially in an era where our life expectancy continues to grow and therefore our time in work stretches outwards.

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19 Tips & Ideas on Starting & Running Your Own Business

Miles Anthony Smith

If you’re making a big career change, gaining new qualifications or re-training will help to support your new business. See if you can't put a small focus group together, preferably strangers. This will help you assess whether you like the industry before taking the leap. Get some new qualifications. Do your research.

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It’s a Match! How to Create an Equitable Compensation System That Fits You

HR Digest

Emerging Roles and Technologies Stay attuned to emerging roles and technologies within the industry. Conduct regular surveys, focus groups, or town hall meetings to understand employee perspectives on fairness and equity in compensation. Adapt to these changing trends and standards accordingly.

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6 Things Successful Women in STEM Have in Common

Harvard Business Review

In prior research , we at the Center for Talent Innovation (CTI) found that women leave STEM fields in droves: 52% of highly qualified women working for science, technology, or engineering companies leave their jobs. Yet many other women have managed to build highly successful careers with degrees in STEM disciplines.

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The Lure of China's Public Sector

Harvard Business Review

For much of the past 15 years, almost anyone with a spark of adventure was eager to leave a career in a state-owned enterprise (SEO) for the chance to get rich, travel, and innovate. A significant amount of China's green technology and scientific research is conducted within the public sector. What's going on?

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How Women of Color Get to Senior Management

Harvard Business Review

Sixteen women were interviewed and seven others participated in a focus group. They were employed in midlevel to upper-midlevel management positions in strategy, finance, marketing, legal, operations, and technology functions. How People Get Ahead. What were the critical events, and what lessons did they learn?