We are all faced with countless challenges — some harder than others. And we must continuously assess those situations and decide whether we’ll persevere in the face of those challenges or redirect our energy and focus to something more fruitful.
Most of the time, we do it subconsciously, stuck in the patterns of ease and short-term thinking. Whether you’re deliberating a role/career change, evaluating your alignment with your new team, learning a new skill, or working towards a major organizati- onal initiative, you would benefit from understanding the different approaches to making difficult decisions.
Most professionals across multiple industries are well acquainted with busyness and (what may feel like, a continuous stream of) disruption. These circumstances can often make individuals feel stuck, stymied, or frustrated. But it need not be this way.
When people learn to keep perspective, identify choices, and learn skills to re-frame situations, they release the power to free themselves into states of control and creativity. This keynote walks the audience through a journey of stories that weave the essential life lesson of perseverance-any given moment is not your life; it is just one moment in your life. And only you have the power to define any moment and create the story of your life: a story that shapes the future outcomes and experiences.
The keynote is designed to elicit concrete and practical takeaways that the audience can implement immediately following the talk. These include the following:
HR has always been about people. However, HR cannot handhold operational managers to guide thoughtful and effective decision-making throughout the organization. That’s where HR metrics can serve as HR’s magic 8-ball to help leaders examine their everyday challenges in running high-performing teams.
By doing so, HR can rigorously and systematically support its leaders and serve its business. However, less than 20% of organizations identify as having strong HR analytics capabilities. HR functions vary on the maturity spectrum of using dashboards with HR metrics and analytics to drive effective data-driven decision-making for operational managers.
While some organizations systematically and consistently generate and share insights from HR indicators, others leave value on the table by not systematically reviewing and learning from their key HR indicators. In this interactive, high-paced talk, HR professionals will learn the basics in HR metrics and analytics to solve the commonly occurring challenges and opportunities related to hiring the best talent, engaging employees, managing retention, and creating high-performance cultures.
“Words have the power to make things happen.”