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Having T-shaped employees with multiple skills has become pivotal in today's fast-paced world for companies. Therefore, organizations globally strive to develop their existing workforce into T-shaped employees with specific skill sets with transferable skills in different disciplines.
Generative AI has taken over the world like a storm. With ChatGPT paving the way for this AI-based revolution to Google and other top tech players developing different generative AI-based tools, the impact generative AI has created in just a few months is indeed mind-boggling.
Building inclusive workplaces can be an excellent way for organizations to empower their employees equally and fairly. But, in reality, many companies don’t have completely inclusive workplaces yet.
As an HR intelligence technology, talent intelligence has taken over the world of HR tech architecture like a storm. From synchronizing talent acquisition, management, and development activities to creating agility, employee satisfaction, and retention, there is a lot that HR leaders and professionals like you can achieve via talent intelligence.
As per the iMocha-EY Tech Skills Transformation: Navigating the Future of Work Report, technology skills permeate every job role regardless of industry and function. In this blog, we will walk you through the top 47 skills required for performing different software development job roles, including application development, UI/UX designing, system administration, etc. So, why don’t we get right into it?
The rapid digital transformations have impacted the skill universe like a storm. As per the iMocha-EY Skills Transformation Report, 18% of the surveyed organizations believe they would have to revamp tech skills for a third of their talent base by 2025 to stay competitive. Because of these factors, skill complexity is increasing in different business functions.
Employees are one of the most valuable assets of any organization as they can enhance business growth, productivity, organizational reputation, and so on. But, like any relationship, the employee-employer relationship is also a tricky water that involves a lot of give and take, commitment, trust, communication, and loyalty.
As an HR professional, following and keeping track of HR trends is vital. One of the best ways to initiate this is by following top people leaders who spread knowledge through different social media platforms. This article will walk you through 27 top HR thought leaders, including talent acquisition, development, and management leaders. So, let's get right into it.
Talent strategy refers to a plan that organizations can create to hire, engage, retain, and develop their talent. As an HR professional, you can perform this process smoothly, especially by placing data at the center.
Employee Value Proposition, or EVP, is an integral component that can strengthen your HR’s talent acquisition and talent development wings equally. In simple terms, EVP stands for your company's offerings to its employees.
Employee engagement is crucial in improving a company's performance and growth. A recent Gallup survey found that 51% of employees are disengaged at work. In addition, the same report states that 13% of the workforce is actively disengaged.
