Making the switch to “performance planning” is more than semantics. It’s a shift in mindset that signals a commitment to developing your employees and supporting their career goals.

For centuries we’ve known that the human mind has three parts, unfortunately most recruiting and hiring processes forget this. Often personality assessments are misused as screening tools, resumes are overused, and interviews are only utilized for assessing whether employers “like” a candidate.

4 reasons why it’s lonely at the top. A variety of unique factors contribute to a CEOs’ isolation from employees, organizations, and their own emotional needs and desires:

Bringing in HR specialists enables you to focus on your core business while ensuring that a keen eye is on talent and human resource management. There are a number of benefits to an outsourcing arrangement:

Every organization needs these functionalities in its talent management system to be effective…

Although the idea is not completely new, Netflix approach is easy to understand. They outline these seven aspects of their corporate culture:

Performance reviews are subjective by nature, and that makes them an opportunity for managers to have a positive impact on employees’ performance. Performance reviews have emotional impact that will make or break relationships between employees and their managers, and those relationships affect the organization’s overall health.

How do you ensure that everyone in your organization is not only reading the same book but on the same page? Clearly communicate your vision and expectations, and implement strategies that always align with your goals.

There are two main reasons that positivity is important: preserving your organization’s “employment brand” and maintaining high morale among remaining employees.

Decide which strategies will grow you, your organization, people, relationships... and your community.

When you plan assessments be sure to address all three parts of the mind to get a more complete picture:

When people fear recession, they reduce spending. They decrease growth-related budgets in their business, and they sell their homes for fear of not having enough.