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Karie Willyerd

    Cette auteure est une visionnaire de l'avenir du travail, se concentrant sur la manière dont les entreprises innovantes attirent, développent et retiennent les talents. Son expertise réside dans le pont entre la technologie et le capital humain pour favoriser des environnements de travail dynamiques et efficaces. À travers ses écrits et ses nombreuses conférences, elle partage des idées cruciales sur les tendances qui façonnent la main-d'œuvre moderne. Elle propose des stratégies pratiques pour les organisations qui cherchent à prospérer dans le paysage mondial actuel en évolution.

    The 2020 Workplace
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    • 2016

      Stretch

      • 258pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      3,7(94)Évaluer

      You know you can do more with your career. And the future is going to demand more of you. The problem is you are so busy keeping up with the day-to-day that you can't prepare for tomorrow.

      Stretch
    • 2010

      The 2020 Workplace

      • 294pages
      • 11 heures de lecture
      3,3(212)Évaluer

      What companies need to know—and do—to win and hold on to tomorrow's best employees The workplace of the future is being shaped today by Web 2.0—a collection of breakthrough social media technologies—and by the Millennial Generation, people born between 1977 and 1997. The convergence of these emerging workplace trends has created a generation of hyperconnected workers who are placing increased pressure on employers to overhaul their approach to talent management. In The 2020 Workplace, human resources experts Jeanne C. Meister and Karie Willyerd offer a practical game plan companies can use to attract and keep these employees, and, in doing so, transform their organizations; achieve compelling business results, such as increased innovation and improved customer connectedness; and compete more effectively in the global marketplace. Based on key findings from two surveys of global professionals, as well as case studies from organizations such as Deloitte, Cisco, Bell Canada, JetBlue, Nokia, and NASA, this book shows how the social technologies that are used outside the company in marketing to connect with customers can be adapted for use inside the company to connect with employees. Meister and Willyerd bolster their thought-provoking research with real-world examples of these practices in action, including a YouTube new-hire orientation contest, the use of Twitter for sourcing job candidates, and a video game for new hires. With twenty predictions for the 2020 workplace and a glossary for those who have never texted, posted to Facebook, or Tweeted, this book is a must-read guide to what companies should do—and are already doing—to create tomorrow's workplace of choice.

      The 2020 Workplace