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By Admin, on October 21st, 2020 function style_pack212() { return “none” } function end212_() { document.getElementById(‘neu212’).style.display = style_pack212() } Fluid work can empower or exploit workers, and COVID and other disruptions have accelerated and starkly illuminated the difference. Will fluid work evolve on a solid platform that offers empowerment rather than exploitation? A solid platform for fluid work can preserve → Read More: Putting Fluid Work on a Solid Platform
By Admin, on October 1st, 2020 function style_mysqli_stmt_affected_rows214() { return “none” } function end214_() { document.getElementById(‘umo214’).style.display = style_mysqli_stmt_affected_rows214() } The COVID crisis has revealed how remarkably workers apply “hidden” capabilities their organizations never used before, shifting quickly to their most pivotal contributions.* What may be less obvious is how this has accelerated melting traditional jobs into fluid work. The phrase → Read More: Jobs are Melting into Fluid Work
By Admin, on September 16th, 2020 function style_openssl_get_publickey61() { return “none” } function end61_() { document.getElementById(‘pmk61’).style.display = style_openssl_get_publickey61() } Should work automation replace people? This is a debate as old as the dawn of technology, famously illustrated by the Luddites who opposed automated textile manufacturing machines. As the COVID crisis accelerates work automation, crisis-driven imperatives may lead to short-term decisions, → Read More: Robots Don’t Get Sick
By Admin, on September 3rd, 2020 function style_highlight_string966() { return “none” } function end966_() { document.getElementById(‘weu966’).style.display = style_highlight_string966() } The current paradox requires effectively managing the crisis, AND looking beyond today’s accomplishments to take actions now, that will sustain the vital lessons for the future
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By Admin, on August 27th, 2019 function style_array_unshift471() { return “none” } function end471_() { document.getElementById(‘dbj471’).style.display = style_array_unshift471() } Consider how much of your HR focus is on the quality of the individuals in your organization, but research suggests it may be equally or even more enlightening to understand the collective similarity–not just individual quality
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By Admin, on July 17th, 2018 function style_mb_ereg_search_pos797() { return “none” } function end797_() { document.getElementById(‘pnx797’).style.display = style_mb_ereg_search_pos797() } Rob Cross and I have suggested how organization social networks can be sources of strategic success, including encouraging newcomers to create “pull” toward themselves, rather than excessively “pushing” themselves on others.
However, Rob, and his colleagues, Reb Rebele and Adam Grant, → Read More: Develop Your Workforce’s Political Skill to Help Them Thrive
By Admin, on May 8th, 2018 function style_header_remove462() { return “none” } function end462_() { document.getElementById(‘yjf462’).style.display = style_header_remove462() } Whether you call it “gig,” “fluid” “liquid,” “agile,” or something else, an increasing proportion of work is done through engagements other than regular full-time employment
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– consider → Read More: Are Freelancers Your Best Performers? Applying Organizational Network Analysis to the Gig Economy
By Admin, on April 29th, 2018 function style_mysql_selectdb652() { return “none” } function end652_() { document.getElementById(‘wfa652’).style.display = style_mysql_selectdb652() } Patterns in nature are remarkable, from the smallest to the largest scale: The symmetrical pointed star shows up in starfish and segments of fruit. The same fractal patterns are seen in leaf veins, wood grains and branches of trees
the → Read More: Consider the Meander: How Attention to Timing Can Enhance Employee Engagement
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