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As remote work becomes a permanent part of the workplace, video conferencing skills are essential for productivity, team connection, and work-life balance. Using the right tools and practicing effective video call etiquette can strengthen virtual collaboration, foster a digital workplace, and prepare teams for the future of work. This guide offers tips for improving video calls to enhance engagement and ensure successful online meetings.

As the future of work evolves, organizations face transformative changes in remote work, hybrid models, and digital transformation. Adapting to this new normal requires a renewed focus on employee engagement, workplace culture, and leadership development to navigate economic uncertainty and build organizational resilience. Discover how these trends are reshaping our approach to work and preparing us for what lies ahead.

Although we cannot eliminate uncertainty or the anxiety it causes, everyone can take steps to manage it. Prof. Janet Reibstein, clinical psychologist and Professor Emeritus at the University of Exeter, and Sharon Patterson, CHRO with LHH, offer advice to help leaders alleviate stress at work.

A bad hire can have far-reaching effects on your organization, from increased employee turnover and costly hiring mistakes to damaging your company culture. Understanding the full cost of a bad hire, beyond just productivity losses, is crucial for improving talent acquisition strategies. By addressing these challenges, businesses can enhance people management, reduce turnover, and strengthen employer branding for long-term success.

As CEO of Foodstuffs North Island, New Zealand’s largest grocery retailer, Chris Quin wanted to improve the overall leadership culture of this well-established co-operative by making his leaders more accountable.

Effective communication and conflict resolution are essential skills for any leader. Navigating difficult conversations with empathy and strategy can resolve workplace conflicts, improve team dynamics, and foster a culture of trust. Mastering these skills helps leaders manage tough situations, provide constructive feedback, and maintain a positive organizational culture. Learn about practical approaches to handling difficult dialogues and enhancing communication in the workplace.

As a senior HR leader, are you helping to drive transformation? Or, are you a passenger on a journey being led by other senior leaders?

The first thing Janet Yellen would like you to know about leading in a crisis is that if you wait until a crisis arrives to prepare, you’re already too late.

The last recession emphasized rapid cost-cutting, but the next downturn demands a more strategic approach. Companies must prioritize skills assessment, redeployment, and career development strategies to build a resilient and recession-proof workforce. By focusing on these proactive measures, businesses can ensure they retain valuable talent and adapt effectively to economic uncertainty, setting themselves up for sustained success amid future challenges.

Toxic bosses threaten a company’s success by draining productivity and driving top talent away. Leaders who create a psychologically toxic culture can harm workplace mental health, making it essential to address toxic leadership behaviors and promote psychological safety for employees.

Beautifully designed, easy to access, simple to navigate, and highly engaging, our new coaching app represents a breakthrough in user-friendly technology. It’s set to revolutionize the employee experience by transforming how people access coaching and accelerating their professional development, driving workplace innovation and productivity.

John Morgan, President of LHH, joins Matt Alder on the Recruiting Future podcast to discuss effective HR strategies like reskilling employees, talent marketplaces, and focused redeployment. With external talent shortages and a growing skills gap, they explore how companies can future-proof workforces, gain a competitive advantage, and strengthen talent acquisition strategies.