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Measuring the Impact of a Training Programme: Beyond Initial Satisfaction
You have just launched a training programme: the feedback is positive, the completion rate is good. What comes next? Knowing whether your employees enjoyed a module is useful. But it says nothing about the real application of the skills acquired, nor about their...
Data and Management Routines: How to Make Conversations More Objective and Impactful
A performance-driven culture, essential for the growth of any modern business, relies on feedback management. HR leaders now integrate relevant employee data into management routines to make interactions more valuable. The art of feedback, which helps strengthen trust...
What is Competency at Work?
According to data from the World Economic Forum, about eight per cent of employees in any given company can be considered high performers. If you’re attempting to move more of your team into this category, simply helping employees build skills may not get you there....
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Managing Through Data: How to Manage Teams Using Interactive Dashboards?
An interactive dashboard is one of the most valuable tools for managers. This management tool provides a clear, concise view of key HR activities and results. Tracking and managing performance indicators can be a complex task. What strategies can help you lead your...
What is a Skills Matrix? Benefits and Examples
If you want to get the most out of your team, a skills matrix could be the unsung hero of your HR toolkit. It will help you assess employee competencies, identify training needs, and make informed hiring, development, and project planning decisions. Skills matrices...
Simplifying On-the-Job Skills Management with Automation and Data
Effective skills management is central to a unified HR strategy — from identifying and assessing competencies to supporting development. This approach plays a vital role in driving business performance. Managing teams this way helps them develop relevant skills that...
Towards a Specialised Solutions Ecosystem: A Strategic Alternative to All-in-One Tools
1. Rethinking the Promise of “All-in-One” Tools In large organisations, streamlining digital processes is often a top priority. All-in-one platforms aim to meet this need by combining multiple functions (CRM, HR, finance, operations) into a single system. It’s...
What is Internal Engagement? Examples and Strategy
Many organisations assume that keeping their employees happy and engaged means offering more perks, social events, and flexible work options. Although all of those things can help, they do not address the core issue; real internal engagement goes much deeper. On...
What is Affinity Bias?
As someone intimately involved in hiring employees, you likely recognise the value of working with like-minded people. In general, it’s hard to see what’s wrong with wanting to hire people who can quickly adopt your company’s norms and values and fit in with the...
The Art of Giving Feedback: A Key Lever for Team Skill Development
Workplace feedback is a relatively recent practice in many organisations. It’s defined as a managerial practice where feedback or constructive criticism is provided within a company. Employees may, for example, give feedback on a training session. This feedback can...
Building Hard Skills in Industry and Logistics: Practical Strategies
Hard skills are essential for any project manager — especially in the ever-evolving industrial sector. To succeed, your teams need robust technical skills in logistics and project management. How can you support their growth in an increasingly digital environment?Here...
What is Conformity Bias?
As an HR or business leader, you know how important it is for your team to align and work toward the same mission. According to Gallup, just a 10% increase in employees’ connection with your mission can decrease turnover by more than 8% and increase profitability by...
Preparing Tomorrow’s Employees: Knowledge Transfer in the Industrial Sector
The changing landscape of the workforce, with departures and new recruits, is a challenge every company faces. This cycle is inevitable and ongoing. To achieve your organisation’s goals, it's crucial to support your new team members from the moment they join. The...