Adapting and Innovating: The Critical Role of People Leaders in Startups

Kristy McCann Flynn and Natalie Ledbetter share their extensive experiences in HR within startups, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and strategic alignment in such dynamic environments. They discuss the necessity of customizing HR approaches to fit the unique challenges of startups, including rapid scaling and evolving company cultures.
Finding a Balance: Technical Skills vs. Soft Skills at Work

Embracing a focus on skills can enhance your company’s adaptability to market changes and innovation. Yet, many employers struggle to balance technical skills vs. soft skills as they develop their teams and recruit new hires.
AI at Work: The Importance of Soft Skills in the Workplace

AI has been a specter on the horizon for some time, especially for those who feel any type of automation represents a risk to how humans work — or if they work at all. While AI isn’t actually coming for anyone’s jobs, it has put a spotlight on the importance of soft skills in the workplace.
Nurturing Intrinsic Motivation in the Workplace

Imagine your team showing up to work ready to dig in, make a difference, and deliver on your company goals. Most leaders dream of the potential that could come from fostering intrinsic motivation in the workplace, but inspiring employees to this level doesn’t happen overnight.
Enhancing Workplace Culture: Empowerment, Engagement, and Enablement

Discover the transformative power of empowerment, enablement, and engagement in workplace culture, driving productivity, growth, and employee satisfaction.
How to Accept Negative Feedback for Better Work Performance

Experiencing setbacks or not meeting expectations at work can be tough. However, employees across all levels must master how to accept negative feedback and learn how to detach from work. This skill ensures that neither failures nor critical evaluations impair their future performance.
Why Human Skills Are More Important Than Hard Skills at Work

As technological advances continue to influence our workplaces, the skills required to master those technologies are going to change rapidly. Companies will need to prioritize human skills such as communication, leadership, adaptability, collaboration, coaching, empathy, and emotional intelligence.
Career mobility is about the mind, body, and spirit

Kristy McCann Flynn is joined by Geoffrey Roche, Director of Workforce Development at Siemens Healthineers, discuss everything HR and what it means to find purpose, mentors, and the roles the mind, body, and spirit play in career mobility.
Breaking Free from Disconnected Performance Management Tools

As companies grow and develop, there is an increasing need to build skills to navigate new business challenges. Creating a skills inventory should be the first step for organizations to gain clarity on their current positioning and needs.
What Is a Skills Inventory (and Why Does It Matter)?

As companies grow and develop, there is an increasing need to build skills to navigate new business challenges. Creating a skills inventory should be the first step for organizations to gain clarity on their current positioning and needs.