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What is Talent Mapping?
Is your business seeking a way to identify talent needs to promote better recruitment and hiring? Enter talent mapping, a powerful visualisation tool that helps you pinpoint the skills your employees possess and where the gaps are within your company. Learn how to...
Strategic Alignment: When HR Data Becomes a Tool for Competitive Advantage
Human resources are moving beyond its traditional support function to become a strategic driver, powered by HR data. Did you know that 83% of HR professionals already use digital tools to optimise their administrative tasks? This allows them to focus on high-value...
How Data Strengthens the Credibility of L&D at Executive Level
How can we prove that training creates value? This is the question Learning & Development must answer to be seen as a strategic function at board level. In an era of budget constraints, only investments backed by solid data survive. Completion rates, learner...
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Best Practices for Setting Objectives at Work
Introduction Setting objectives at work is a cornerstone of effective leadership and team management. Well-defined goals provide a roadmap for employees, driving alignment between individual efforts and the broader company vision. By prioritising clear and actionable...
Training and Evaluation: Effective Steps to Take
Effective employee training and evaluation are critical for fostering professional development and driving organisational success. For senior Learning and Development (L&D) professionals, creating and assessing training programmes goes beyond delivering content—it...
Employee Training as a Performance Driver
Employee Training: A Pathway to Improved Business Performance Investing in employee skills development enables organisations to enhance productivity, drive innovation, and maintain competitiveness in the marketplace. Employee training represents a highly...
How to Conduct a Successful Performance Development Review
Performance Development Reviews (PDRs) are a cornerstone of effective people management. In today’s fast-paced and competitive work environment, it is vital for organisations to establish a structured process that promotes growth, aligns objectives, and drives...
Neuromanagement: Revolutionising Team Management
Neuromanagement, by combining neuroscience discoveries with innovative management practices, offers a revolutionary approach to optimising team performance and improving well-being at work. What is Neuromanagement? Defining Neuromanagement Neuromanagement...
What is Talent Management?
In today’s competitive business environment, organisations need more than just skilled employees. They need a strategic approach to nurturing and optimising the talent they have in order to drive sustained growth, adapt to market changes, and increase their chances...
The Benefits and Drawbacks of Team Building: A Complete Guide
Team building is widely recognised for its ability to enhance workplace dynamics, improve communication, and strengthen team cohesion. However, like any strategy, it also comes with potential drawbacks, such as high costs and the risk of conflicts if not properly...
Ten Employee Value Proposition Examples That Work
In today’s competitive job market, attracting and retaining top talent goes beyond just offering a competitive salary. High-quality employees seek workplaces where they feel valued, engaged, and motivated. To create such an environment, organisations must clearly...
A practical guide to developing your hard skills
Helping employees develop hard skills Helping employees to develop their hard skills is crucial in strengthening their professional skill set and their ability to rise to challenges specific to their line of work. These technical skills, software proficiency,...
Motivation: the key to a high-performing team
The percentage of unmotivated employees in Europe is between 46-54% (according to France Info). This percentage reflects the fact that motivation is an issue that is not talked about enough. The concept of motivation in a workplace is not widely recognised. The reason...