Tag: Motivating People
To motivate people is to inspire them to complete a goal. One of HR’s key purposes is to motivate an organisation’s people to achieve its strategic goals. Tools available to motivate people include, but are not limited to, purpose, culture, and reward.
June 28th 2019
CRFCast - HR Insights from the Corporate Research Forum: Digital Culture: How Technology is Changing the Way we Communicate, Work & Behave with Rahaf Harfoush
Technology is fundamentally changing how we connect with each other, leading to new behaviours, belief systems and social norms. However, the ethical and moral standards that determine how to behave are not keeping pace. In conversation with Digital Anthropologist Rahaf Harfoush, we discuss what the evolving digital culture means for relationships at work and beyond, how organisations need to adapt to an age of information overload, and the implications for HR.
Listen to PodcastJune 18th 2019
Post Meeting Notes - Digital Culture: How Technology is Changing the Way we Work, Communicate & Behave
These Post Meeting Notes summarise the key points from CRF's 2019 Summer Lecture, Digital Culture: How Technology is Changing the Way we Communicate, Work and Behave. Rahaf Harfoush, Digital Anthropologist explains the five forces which influence our behaviour in relation to digital culture.
Read Post Meeting ReviewJune 13th 2019
Digital Culture: How Technology is Changing the Way we Communicate, Work & Behave Presentation
In this presentation, Rahaf Harfoush explores the impacts of the digital age, taken from CRF's 2019 Summer Lecture. What are the five forces which influence our behaviour in relation to digital culture? Are we holding ourselves accountable for the impacts of our technology?
Read Event DocumentApril 15th 2019
Talent on the Move: Time for a Rethink?
With technology being such a fundamental aspect of our lives, this report focuses on global talent issues, the challenges businesses are likely to face and how digitalisation and globalisation are key to business growth. What is predicted to happen with the future of talent management? How effective are organisations in managing global talent and what are the options for moving people in the future? A number of recommendations for improving global talent management pipelines are included, along with ways to increase its effectiveness.
View ResearchApril 8th 2019
Speed Read: Digital Disruption - Exploring the Implications for Leaders & Leadership Development
We live in an era of digital disruption, with new technologies being invented constantly, how are these best integrated into organisations? Explore the implications of the Digital Age specifically for leadership and leadership development.
Read Executive SummaryMarch 20th 2019
Digital Disruption - Exploring the Implications for Leaders & Leadership Development
This report explores the implications of the age of digital disruption, specifically for leadership and leadership development. We examine how the role and expectations of leaders are changing in the Digital Age and review the implications of these changes for leadership development practices.
View ResearchFebruary 22nd 2019
The Mindset of Breakthrough Collaboration
This presentation from Achieve Breakthrough looks at the power of collaboration in today's modern world and why, in the first place, we should collaborate in 2019. It considers the mindset necessary for successful collaboration and HR's role in shaping a collaborative culture.
Read Event DocumentJanuary 17th 2019
Speed Read: Employee Health and Wellbeing - Whose Responsibility Is It?
Wellbeing at work has become increasingly important to business performance in recent years, with many organisations implementing or reviewing health and employee wellbeing strategies. This Speed Read summarises the key concepts, ideas and recommendations from CRF's research report on employee health and wellbeing.
Read Executive SummaryJanuary 15th 2019
Creating an Inclusive Culture
Progress towards diversity has not always met the promise of investments made. One of the underlying reasons for this is that organisations have focused on increasing the number of employees from underrepresented groups, rather than addressing the organisation culture that determines whether people feel included, and thrive. This research report explores what an inclusivity and an inclusive culture looks like, and sets out practical recommendations for improvement. It focuses on two key aspects that shape the culture: the values and attitudes of leaders, and the systems and processes that define how organisation operates. CRF members can access the report freely by logging in on the website.
View ResearchJanuary 14th 2019
Speed Read: Creating an Inclusive Culture
This Speed Read summarises key concepts, ideas and recommendations from CRF's research report on inclusivity and corporate culture. It focuses on key concepts of diversity and inclusion, the role of managers in building and sustaining inclusive culture, and organisational systems needed to sustain diversity efforts.
Read Executive SummaryJanuary 9th 2019
HRD Discussion Paper: Organisational Risk
How aware are your HR leaders and their team of your company’s organisational risks? Almost every example of business misfortune can be reframed as a case of mishandled risk. This paper looks at foreseeable business risks and poses a question - what role does the human element play in mitigating risks?
Read ArticleOctober 4th 2018
High Performance Culture in Elite Sport
In this presentation, Dominic Mahony & Amy Walters from Lane4 explore the three levels of culture: articulated, experienced and deep. Using sport in the metaphorical sense for business, they discuss three components that are key to success in high performance teams.
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