HRExaminer v12.07

As Frederick Buechner described, vocation is “the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.” Matthew J. Stollak is here to remind us about an oft forgotten truth in our work. Say it with me, I need a Vocation!



Algorithms Follow Rules - People Don’t. See you in Court? What happens when you throw the legal system into the mix? Heather Bussing has some thoughts.



Dr. Todd Dewett shares, “I’m often approached with questions about motivation and morale. The question is the same: How do we get employees to feel like doing a great job?”



Heather Bussing has some suggestions on how to rewire your brain to view mistakes as shortcuts to real learning and wisdom. Is Learning By Mistake Really How We Learn Best?



Catch and Kill is the story of the writing of Ronan Farrow’s now-famous piece about Harvey Weinstein. John Sumser’s warning is simple, “Anyone involved in HR should read it.”



 

The Forgotten Virtues of Vocation

“One of the essential terms of my workplace is vocation. As Frederick Buechner described, vocation is ‘the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.’” - Matthew J. Stollak
 

Virtues of HR and Vocation

As Frederick Buechner described, vocation is “the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.”
 

HRExaminer v7.41

Urgency and relentless choice conspire to keep us from noticing how much better things have gotten, how much more capability we have. In this week’s feature article, John Sumser has a view on The Present of HR.

Matthew J. Stollak writes about the fear many organizations have about investing in the development of their people. There’s good news in the trend of employees returning to their former companies. Read, So Long, It’s Been Good To Know You.

On Episode 92 of HR Tech Weekly: Stacey and John discuss Ultimate Software Buying Kanjoya, 5 Biggest Announcements Google Just Made, Top Dreamforce 2016 Announcements, Workplace - Facebook’s new Slack competitor, AudioEye, ADP, and The Elephant in the Room at HR Tech: Contingent Workforce.

Tim Newnham is the Market Connector at HR.com. Tim is fluent in current and future trends in the HRIS, Payroll, Integrated HCM, and Talent Management arena. Listen to Tim Newnham is on HRExaminer Radio.

Tom Janz is the Chief Science Officer and Co-founder of Plenarium and Chief Scientist at PeopleAssessments.com. He started his career in academia and in 1992 Tom entered the business world where he has worked in numerous expert and leadership roles in behavioral assessment. Tom Janz is on HRExaminer Radio.
 

So Long, It’s Been Good To Know You

Topics: HRExaminer, Matthew J. Stollak, by Matthew Stollak
“What was once considered verboten, former employees are now returning to their previous employers. With unemployment low, companies are relying on alumni networks and re-recruiting departed employees to fill open positions.” – Matthew J. Stollak
 

HRExaminer v7.12

Matthew J. Stollak looks at how assisting employees to become their best selves can lead to prosperity for your organization. Read this week’s feature article, The Virtues of HR and Vocation.

John Sumser shares his experiences taking David Creelman’s HR Analytics Course.

Do Laws and Algorithms compute? We dig in to the HRExaminer vault for an informed opinion from Heather Bussing.

John Sumser talks with Bill Kutik, acclaimed HR Technology expert and host of Firing Line with Bill Kutik.

On Episode 62 of HR Tech Weekly: Namely investment, Heating up Learning and Development conversations, MicroLearning, Managed PaaS considered best practice by 2018, and SAP Fieldglass study. Listen to HR Tech Weekly.

John Sumser talks with Joe Gerstandt, a Diversity & Inclusion Consultant. Listen to Episode 146 of HR Examiner Radio.
 

The Virtues of HR and Vocation

As Frederick Buechner described, vocation is “the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.”