Kouros Behzad
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HR & PPM Technology, Workforce Planning, People Analytics, Reader, Skier, Cyclist // views are mine
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04-05-2009 19:10:10
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The Labor Market Has Totally Changed: Are You Really Ready? by Josh Bersin: joshbersin.com/2024/03/the-ne… > "...the expectations, needs, and demands of workers are different. And businesses have struggled to keep up."
The best HR & People Analytics articles of March 2024 linkedin.com/pulse/best-hr-… Feat: Stacia Sherman Garr Dave Ulrich Gloat Kate Bravery @brianpelliott Nick Bloom Culture Amp Brent Dykes Matt Sigelman Joe Fuller @johnwboudreau #HR #PeopleAnalytics #FutureOfWork #HRTech
An absolute much read for #CHRO #HR #Recruiting #WorkforcePlanning and #PeopleAnalytics professionals from Diane Gherson and Lynda Gratton via Harvard Business Review Highly Skilled Professionals Want Your Work But Not Your Job ow.ly/Ksby50Rfwlg
Always a great read/learning from David Green #PeopleAnalytics #WorkforcePlanning
Increasing your return on talent: The moves and metrics that matter: mck.co/3JjABxn via McKinsey & Company > "By having #HR work in tandem with finance, the organization has much higher visibility into costs and can pursue significantly better annual planning" #WorkforcePlanning
AI can transform #WorkforcePlanning for travel & logistics companies mck.co/3ZwbLDC via McKinsey & Company >"Travel & logistics firms face mounting labor challenges-including frequent shortages, rising costs & declining productivity." Agile, continuous planning becomes imperative
Hiring hesitancy, cultural shifts, new labor laws and artificial intelligence are several factors that are impacting the engineering workforce by Addison Group : chemengonline.com/exploring-labo… #WorkforcePlanning
The Great Re-tirement: Why 2025 Is the Year You Choose Your Lane - great post by Jason Averbook: jasonaverbook.substack.com/p/the-great-re… > "Make disruption your comfort zone" or ...
Everyone Deserves a Season to Step Back via Harvard Business Review: hbr.org/2025/02/everyo… > Some food for thought "Easing up on your work duties for a limited time can give you the energy you’ll need to flourish later."