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Unlocking Insights: The Ultimate Survey Question Template Blog

Vantage Circle

This blog will examine various survey question templates. Vantage Pulse surveys capture real-time feedback, identify emerging issues, and monitor changes over time. Do you feel well-informed about important company updates, changes, and decisions? On a scale of 1 to 10, how satisfied are you with your current job?

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9 professional goals examples to spark your creativity

Business Management Daily

If so, the best way to remedy that is to set actionable professional development goals that you stick to like glue. As long as your goals are realistic and measurable, they will help you streamline your career development. It’s because career goals will act as the catalyst that keeps you motivated to take continued action.

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Bookmark This! The Rise of Human Experience Management #HXM

HR Bartender

The series was co-hosted by Laurie Ruettimann , founder of Punk Rock HR, Minda Harts , author of the best-selling book “The Memo”, and Lars Schmidt , founder of the consultancy Amplify. and chief curator of the Recruiting Brainfood blog and podcast. But one thing doesn’t change. Hung Lee is the CEO of WorkShape.io

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Artificial Intelligence Can Empower Your Employees

HR Bartender

My friend and colleague Alexandra Levit has recently authored a book titled Deep Talent: How to transform your organization and empower your employees through AI. You might remember Alexandra from our season one podcast on career durability. Alexandra, congratulations on your new book! And if so, how can HR best utilize it?

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Building confidence as a manager to lead effectively

Business Management Daily

Career trajectories are crazy. In this blog, we’re talking about how to step on the gas as you hit that managerial learning curve. The documentary Freakonomics makes this case by examining the link between good parents and people who read parenting books. Adaptability and change management. Patience is key.

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This Isn’t Feedback: Telling Isn’t Trust-Building

Achievers

In my first two blogs on this topic ( blog one and blog two ), I made the case that it’s time (actually, well past time) to fix feedback and realize the full positive power feedback can bring to us and our organizations. If you’ve been steeped in the old ways of doing things, these are not easy changes to make.

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How to Create Your Employee Experience Design in Uncertain Times

Achievers

When faced with change, individuals experience a variety of emotional stages , ranging from anxiety and fear to complacency and moving forward. In most instances, change happens at the organizational level and fails to acknowledge and adapt to the experience of the individual.* The 8 pillars of wellness. Environmental. Intellectual.