Listen to Game Changing HR Leaders with Sherryanne Meyer and SAP Radio’s Bonnie Graham.
Name | Description | |
Entering 2016: Got Resolutions? Want Change? |
The buzz: Crystal ball. Steve Jobs was loudly criticized for ‘A lot of times, people don’t know what they want until you show it to them.’ | View in iTunes |
It’s Not All About Employees |
The buzz: Hiring C-3PO and R2-D2. Having been behind the curve on the growth in size and importance of the contingent workforce, HR and HR technology have been playing catch-up over the last 10 plus years. | View in iTunes |
Encore: Getting ‘Em and Keeping ‘Em |
The buzz: Values. Does your corporate culture tell current employees and your future workforce, the ones you’ll NEED to hire in the next 1 to 3 years, that you can help them achieve what they value most: better life balance, not just more money? | View in iTunes |
A World of Pain ‘er, Change’! |
The buzz: ‘Ch ch changes…Just gonna have to be a different man. Time may change me. But I can’t trace time’ David Bowie. | View in iTunes |
Technology Is the Answer! |
The buzz: And the question is? Technology has dramatically changed our lives since 1995. But if technology is the answer and you’re an HR professional, how do you get past TODAY | View in iTunes |
Creating a Winning Culture at Work |
The buzz: Admit it. Why don’t you have a winning corporate culture at work? You may be part of the problem. But even if it was defined by top-down leadership, every employee must contribute to rebuilding the culture in positive ways. | View in iTunes |
Don’t Fence Me In: Performance in a 9-Box Grid |
The buzz: 3X3. The infamous Human Resources nine-box grid, the end result of a larger talent management process, is intended to plot the progression of people as resources for the future. | View in iTunes |
When the Best Planning Leaves Someone Out |
The buzz: It’s your party. Who’s invited, matters. Who’s left out matters, too. We’re talking about women in STEM and anyone who thinks or acts differently from the norm. | View in iTunes |
The Art of Planning |
The buzz: It’s a plan. “Old School” corporate succession planning focused on filling positions as incumbents moved up and out of the organization. | View in iTunes |
Special Encore Presentation: Survey Says: HRMS |
The buzz: Follow the leader. You cannot be a leader and ask other people to follow you, unless you know how to follow, too, observed the late Sam Rayburn. | View in iTunes |
Getting ‘Em and Keeping ‘Em |
The buzz: Values. Does your corporate culture tell current employees and your future workforce, the ones you’ll NEED to hire in the next 1 to 3 years, that you can help them achieve what they value most: better life balance, not just more money? | View in iTunes |
From Compliance to Strategy: The Road Forward |
The buzz: Beyond basics. The functions that sustain your workforce day-by-day are basic processes that keep your company compliant with legislation, labor unions, and privacy concerns. | View in iTunes |
From Workers as Assets to Workers as Investments |
The buzz: Future-proofing. Wake up, HR! The Industrial Age that demanded workforce consistency and compliance is long gone. | View in iTunes |
Survey Says: HRMS |
The buzz: Follow the leader. You cannot be a leader and ask other people to follow you, unless you know how to follow, too, observed the late Sam Rayburn. | View in iTunes |