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  • The Role of HR in Tackling Imposter Syndrome

    According to NerdWallet’s research, 78% of business leaders reported feeling imposter syndrome at work at some point in their careers. Despite the prevalence of this phenomenon among leaders, there is still a significant stigma associated with it. Only 21% of leaders have openly discussed these feelings with their peers or other business leaders, while a

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  • 6 Essential HR Trends in 2024 for Organization Growth

    In a world reshaped by the pandemic, businesses face new challenges in keeping their operations smooth, especially regarding their employees. The crisis has dramatically changed the work environment, pushing companies towards remote and virtual workspaces quicker than expected. As 2024 approaches, HR teams are dealing with the effects of these changes, like keeping remote employees

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  • Mental Health Awareness

    How Employee Engagement Activities Can Promote Mental Health Awareness?

    In today’s fast-paced and demanding work environment, we can’t stress the importance of looking out for employee well-being and mental health. Organizations have finally started realizing that a healthy workforce is a productive one, and HR leaders are stepping up to offer more comprehensive support to their teams. One tool that’s gained a lot of

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  • Bridging Skill Gaps with Learning Management Systems in 2024

    The skill gap among employees will affect the organization’s growth and employees’ competitiveness. Bridging the skills gap through adequate training and upskilling initiatives helps organizations overcome consequences like low employee performance and customer satisfaction. According to Gartner research, the overall number of skills necessary for a single job has increased by 10% yearly. In addition,

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  • How to Engage Gen Z in the Workplace?

    The business world is amid considerable change, with a new generation of talent emerging rapidly. Generation Z members, born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, are now stepping into the workforce, bringing innovative ideas and a renewed vision of success. To stay ahead in the evolving professional landscape, companies must adeptly attract, connect with, and

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