How many HR organizations have their own business strategy to deliver on the talent or people agenda? This article explores the 5 W’s of strategy and how you can incorporate strategy to go from a supporting function to a winning HR team.

We know celebrations are important for organizational culture and for managing morale. So then, despite being “good” people, why are some leaders “bad” at celebrating? Let’s explore why celebration might not come naturally to some leaders, why it matters, and how to embed recognition at the individual, team, and organizational levels.

There have never been more generations in the workforce, and that translates into more complexity for leaders to manage. But, it also means more diversity that can be harnessed to achieve greater goals. Learn the key challenges of leading a multi-generational team and the benefits of doing so.

Have you ever wondered if there's one "right" way to lead? I’m sure you’ve read many think pieces on the “best” leadership styles, from the authoritarian to the collaborative. While these frameworks can offer valuable insights, it's crucial to remember that leadership is not a one-size-fits-all game. You must adapt your leadership style based on the situation.

When it comes to change, stories and narratives play a starring role in the success of the change. As leaders we have to be more than the decision makers of the change; we have to be storytellers who enable our people to see what's possible and how we'll get there together. This article outlines the 4 critical steps you should take as leaders to shepherd your people through change.

In the world of high-performing teams, decisions are the fuel that drives progress. But making the right decision isn't just about picking a direction; it’s about charting a course that drives the team towards success. Let’s dig into decision-making and its role in performance, change management, inclusion and equity, and culture.

Sure, metrics are numbers with a job to do – tracking progress, spotting trends, and guiding decisions. But they're much more than just data points for quarterly reports. They're a building block of your organizational design, shaping behaviors, setting priorities, and ultimately determining whether you hit your target or end up with burnt toast.

Belonging is more than presence at a gathering - it's feeling seen, understood, and valued. Let’s dig into how understanding identity, mitigating biases, and adopting ally-worthy behaviors engender greater belonging. See how small steps move us towards a healthier, empathetic organization.

In the ever-evolving, disruption-filled world, leaders often wrestle with the decision to speak out or remain silent when it comes to contentious or politically charged external issues. When do those statements reflect authenticity and transparency? And when do they become cringe-inducingly performative? Learn why the shift from statements to signals can make all the difference.