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The Importance of Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Now more than ever, organizations must emphasize the importance of emotional intelligence at work, leaning on leaders with strong interpersonal skills, as well as building collaborative and inclusive cultures. Mastering emotional intelligence is a catalyst for high-quality team performance.

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Mindfulness at Work: Developing a Culture of Mindful Leadership and Empathy

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Getting individuals from so many different backgrounds and cultures to collaborate and communicate is no easy task. It doesn’t inspire creativity, loyalty and retention. People are craving human-centered cultures that put employees first and foster mindfulness at work. The role of communication in building a mindful culture .

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HR Takes Center Stage During the Pandemic

Recruiting Daily Advisor

If there is a silver lining to be found in this year, it lies in the opportunities to positively impact employee morale, well-being, retention, and productivity—all elements necessary for business growth and profitability. But 2020 may be the trigger to change that. EQ Skills Essential to Company Culture. Collective Challenges.

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9 Ways AI Will Change Tech Recruiting – And 3 Ways It Won’t

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The ability to engage with candidates on a personal level, assess cultural fit, and manage bias still requires the expertise and discernment of human recruiters. In 2020, 55% of human resource leaders in the U.S. AI cannot replace the nuanced understanding and connection that recruiters bring to the table.

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Why you must have a CHRO in your business in 2020?

CuteHR

Not only this, the conventional responsibilities of managing payroll, analysing employee performance, communicating the company’s goals, along with training and retention, add into the job description of an HR. Yet another trait of a CHRO is to maintain emotional intelligence. ALSO READ: Top 10 HR Trends to Watch in 2020.

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Getting Started with a Competency-Based Skills Audit

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If that applies to you, a recent article in Forbes identified the essential skills every company needs in 2020. Career development and skills training result in a more engaged and productive workforce, and higher levels of staff retention. 5 key steps to your competency based skills audit.

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Bedside Manners Aren’t Limited to Healthcare Workers

Recruiting Daily Advisor

2020 was a challenging year for many, and it’s brought forth the need for several difficult conversations in the workplace. When you master active listening, you can better understand your coworkers and foster a culture built on trust and rapport. A key aspect of active listening is being fully present.