Reconsideration of Remote Work, Improvement of Hybrid Work Conditions, Artificial Intelligence, and a Growing Challenge of Talent Retention… These are some of the significant highlights experienced by HR professionals in 2023, analyzed in detail.
Outdated, a source of de-motivation and frustration, a fool’s game… According to Philippe Zinser, lecturer and HR coach, annual appraisals are no longer in vogue. His new training course shows how to restore meaning to this important management act. Interview.
New social and technological trends are invading the CV. Some of them are undoubtedly positive (candidates’ transparency about jobless periods), while others leave us wondering (the use of ChatGPT) or worrying (the rejection of non-binary candidates). Analysis.
Institut Léger has just unveiled the 6th edition of its major study on youth (Generation Z and millennials). Future, finance, employment… We take stock of tomorrow’s trends.
The economy may be contracting and the labor shortage may be easing off, but that doesn’t mean employees are any happier. Generation Z, in particular, is on a tear. Here are two HR trends from the past year, showing how trigger-happy and low-tolerance this category of employee is in their current jobs. Employers beware!
Every week brings a new HR micro-trend. The latest: loud quitting… The concept emerged from a LinkedIn survey of Australian users.
In the 13th episode of The Social Show, Julie Rochon recounts the career path that took her from web writer to business coach in positioning for solopreneurs, touching on the pivotal moment when she stopped giving away her content for free on the web.
Is referral recruiting a “miracle” solution being sold by HR professionals? Experts suggest that this strategy has its limitations.
