Kristen Duckett
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Head of People & Talent at Cavnue | Building the Future of Roads with Exceptional Talent
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https://www.cavnue.com/ 21-12-2020 20:53:19
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.Kate Tornone shares a few potential problems #AI in #HR may cause for leaders. Being aware of these issues early on and examining the algorithms often are some ways to overcome these problems. hrdive.com/news/adopting-…
A new study found that 90% of respondents maintained or improved #productivity during #RemoteWork. Fascinating insights, Stephen Bevan. #ProductivityTips theconversation.com/remote-working…
A recent study from @Joblist_com found that nearly 70% of respondents prefer to be managed by an internal hire. Internal hires also boosted #productivity and loyalty. Jeff Haden #HR inc.com/jeff-haden/its…
One way to get rid of blind spots is by reevaluating the processes that never get questioned. Kelly Tyler Byrnes says improving these blind spots will lead to #leadership and business growth. #LeadershipTips forbes.com/sites/forbesco…
To improve your problem-solving skills, work on developing your critical thinking abilities. Bruce Eckfeldt says one way to sharpen your critical thinking is by challenging your initial assumptions to make better decisions. Don’t take anything at face value. inc.com/bruce-eckfeldt…
Exciting to see all the advances in traditional (and often dreaded) HR practices through the power of data and analytics. Great insights from Bernard Marr on how #HR leaders can add more value to their data. x.com/anneloehr/stat…
Hiring people who have the same shared values as your company is the foundation for building a successful, high-performing team. Great advice from Greg Satell and Cathy Windschitl. #Leadership #HR hbr.org/2021/05/high-p…
#Productivity tools can only reach their max effectiveness if there is a system created around these tools. Great read from Tobyn Sowden. forbes.com/sites/forbeste…
Valuable insights from Stephen Bevan on #productivity during #RemoteWork. Mental health seems to be a factor in poor productivity. It may also be that high productivity boosts mental health. fastcompany.com/90635872/new-r…