As they head into an uncertain future, businesses must ensure they have an adaptable workforce. Community Members tell Dylan Totton how they are planning for this.
Featuring commentary from:
Sylvia Burbery, Regional President, Emerging & Seeds, Royal Canin: You need to manage people as individuals, rather than as a collective group. When you're managing globally, not every country is in the same situation.
Kirstie Donnelly, CEO, City & Guilds: As employers, we’re having to think very differently about how we become much more employee-centred, in the way we think about training, reward and value.
Julian Goldsmith, Relationship Director, Criticaleye: For purpose to be authentic, from top to bottom within an organisation, everyone needs to ‘walk the talk’, from sustainability to diversity and inclusion.
Janet Mui, Head of Market Analysis, Brewin Dolphin: We are going to see a slowdown, and more and more people are talking about a recession.
Share this with your Community
Janet Mui
Julian Goldsmith
Kirstie Donnelly
Rob Walker
Sylvia BurberyRead, watch & listen to some of the latest thought leadership from our Community.
VIEWPOINTS | Five Leadership Lessons with Thomas Wellauer
Few leaders have occupied as many different seats as Thomas Wellauer. Across four decades, he has been a Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, CEO of Credit Suisse Financial Services, Executive Board member at No...
The Tech Making CPOs Go Faster
As the HR function evolves, technology investment decisions have become a marker of ambition and maturity, not just efficiency. But talk to CPOs at the sharp end of these decisions and a more complicated picture emer...
Jane Pateman, NED at Knights plc: What Changes from CPO to NED?
Moving from CPO to NED means shifting from execution to influence, challenge and oversight. In this episode, Bridgette Hall, Senior Editor at Criticaleye, speaks with Jane Pateman, NED at Knights plc and Critical...
Displaying 1 to 3 of 279
We use cookies to improve your experience. By using our site, you agree to our use of cookies.