I am pleased to announce that Carly Patterson will be our closing keynote speaker at this year’s BigHR event.
Carly Patterson is an all-around champion at the 2004 Olympics and the first all-around champion for the United States at a non-boycotted Olympics.
Watch this quick 6-minute interview and get a preview of Carly's keynote talk about resilience and her thoughts about the Olympics this summer.
Don't wait another minute to get signed up for the BigHR event today (in-person or virtually)
https://www.chropartners.com/BigHR2021SP1
If you’re a CHRO/CPO, Center of excellence HR leader, head of HR and craving a way to re-connect, re-energize and raise a glass with your peers at our annual invite only event, click the link below to get signed up for this amazing event on September 10, 2021, in-person in West Plano and virtually on-line.
We have limited seating so don’t wait to get your ticket even if you aren’t sure about your schedule yet because...
This post is for Students of the
Instructions:
1. Please watch the this 22 minute Pre-watch video* before coming to the first scheduled Lunch-n-Learn.
*Note the slides in video show "Module one" but this is actually the "Pre-watch video" not Module one and originally recorded video say 45 minutes but the actual length is less than 22 minute.
2. Please take a Self Assessment and send to your boss or facilitator before you attend Module 1 training session:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qHSBxje70A8_KkGDKPJ7IQBCSIp3bmxHAwMM_hUq7h0/edit?usp=sharing
Open and then click file--> make a copy
If you stumbled upon this page and would like access to this program you can buy a copy of the facilitators' guide here:
https://www.chropartners.com/SLO_C_HRBP0621
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HR knows when it comes to career pathing and succession planning the process can leave employees feeling:
...Unclear about the metrics they’re being measured on
...Concerned with their promotion track
...Unsure about the impact it will have on salary
To help ease your workforce’s fears and create a career pathing process for retention join me in watching this month’s lesson with Felicia Taylor the CHRO at Trintech (Previous VP of Global HR and M&A at RealPage, Inc.) where she shares her expertise on:
...The importance of career paths in employee retention and performance management
...Why today’s workforce values job progression as much as pay
...Simple tools to help you launch competency-based career paths
...How to measure turnover associated with career growth to show leaders why employees are leaving for better opportunities...
A company who is not customer-centric or focused on employee engagement can make HR feel as though:
...Employees are not reaching their full potential & become under-performers
...It is difficult to get anything meaningful done
...The unhappiness of the culture has a spillover effect into the quality of service customers receive
In this month's lesson, Jeff Kramer the CHRO at 1st Global (prior)* shares the value of HR's journey. Moving from transactional HR to a strategic partner and then to ultimately focus on cultivating a culture that aligns employee engagement to creating a competitive advantage for the business.
After decades in HR, Jeff has the incredible ability to coach Senior Executives, educate them, get them on board, and make his initiatives business...
In the current age of technology disruption, information is constantly changing…
Senior leaders need to make quick decisions to solve problems and create solutions. Leaders tend to rely on business acumen to reach quick answers, but it’s people who move the business forward. As talent professionals, HR has the opportunity to demonstrate their expertise for coaching people, but sometimes find:
To overcome these hurdles watch this month’s lesson on Coaching for Leadership IQ, with Mark Benton the VP of Talent Management & Diversity at McKesson.
With 20 years of experience in communicating with executives, building capabilities that translate into solutions, Mark has...
Whether you are a CHRO, Chief People Officer, Head of Business Partners, or Head of a Center of Excellence you understand how important human capital is to the business, but there are still environments that:
All you can do is control your own actions. In this month’s lesson, Liz Brown the Senior Director of People and Communities for Cisco, shares her expertise and tips to building a strong team so that you can:
Watch the 50-minute lesson above so that you will learn:
If you missed the Q&A session about the HR TED Talk Group Coaching program, here's a short video. The FAQs starts at around minute 9:08.
The only question that was asked at the live Q&A that we don't cover in this video is...
Q: "What are the types of topic we should be thinking about for our talk?"
A: The coach will teach you how to find your BIG idea in the first session - HINT: think about what you are passionate about.
If you prefer to read about the program, full info page with FAQ here.
https://www.chropartners.com/lp-tedtalkgroup_oto_NM
Here's to Re-energizing by Inspiring Others!
Cindy Lu
ps. First session starts next Tuesday and we only have 27 spots left as of 3/9/21 so sign up today.
Don't hesitate to reach out if you have additional questions:
Whether you are early in your CHRO role, aspiring to become the Senior HR leader, or you are the CHRO looking to revitalize role, you will want to tune in for this lesson with Heather Hellebusch the Chief Human Resources, Risk and Safety Officer for Cinepolis U.S.A. on 5 lessons for a first time CHRO.
So often being a corporate HR leader can feel like:
...Business leaders don’t see the value or know how to leverage HR?
...You have a seat at the table but it is an up-hill battle to convince senior leaders of the minimum viable HR infrastructure
..There are so many priorities and needs, and don't know where to start
...There days where you wonder “why am I doing this? It is just too hard.”
To learn how to prioritize as an HR leader and what you should anchor to so you get...
As HR professionals we know leaders can dread performance reviews and employees can feel like it’s just a “check-the-box” exercise, so this month’s lesson is with Bonnie Endicott the Director of Talent Management at Southwest Airlines.
She shares her insights on how Southwest Airlines simplified their performance review process for business results and how it has taken off! As a company known for taking care of their employees they know that performance management can:
In this 40-minute lesson Bonnie explains:
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