The Return-to-Office Push: Why Flexibility Beats Compulsion
The return-to-office debate is missing the bigger picture, says Victor Geus, Area Managing Director Central Europe at Kenvue. Instead of focusing on physical presence, companies …
The return-to-office debate is missing the bigger picture, says Victor Geus, Area Managing Director Central Europe at Kenvue. Instead of focusing on physical presence, companies …
Change in the workplace is relentless, often leaving employees and managers overwhelmed. Sarah Lange, Manager People & Organizational Development at MHP, shares why mindfulness is …
Syed Sunny Karhani, lecturer at SRH University in Leipzig, explores the importance of mentoring in the workplace. In this article, he shares specific examples from …
What will define HR success in 2025? Leonard Kluck, Head of HR Excellence at Dr. Wieselhuber & Partner, highlights the need for HR to go …
Attracting and retaining skilled IT professionals is no easy task. At Nagarro, the focus is on cultivating a self-learning organization that prioritizes employee development and …
Changing habits and behaviors takes effort. That is why people often struggle with transformation processes in their daily work. An empathetic leadership style helps superiors …
What happens when the incessant pace of change wears out staff? Sascha Hackstein of Berndtson Interim shares how companies can combat change fatigue. In an …
What makes some companies more attractive to new employees than others? These have an HR department that does a lot of things right, says Johannes …
What you should bear in mind when working with competency models in recruitment and in personnel development is explained by Ronald Franke, managing director of …
Internal communication of value-based management must be based on appreciation, says Professor Patrick Peters. He recommends a two-tier communication system. The importance of material goods …