Is HR becoming an impossible discipline by requiring mastery of all other disciplines? Slow down and look around, by @koenfucius and @surveyguy2 responds to a tweet by @dds180 https://t.co/TS4u6sKAb2
Employees work for money, it’s that simple. Except it isn’t that simple. 60 studies on job satisfaction present an alternative narrative - once we have enough #money, #purpose is more important to people. Thank you @koenfucius and @SurveyGuy2. https://t.co/oeLuncdA84
@michael_nielsen@Aella_Girl I used to hire tons of people fresh out of college, years ago. One of my questions went:
-Your grandparents were a bit racist, right?
-Yeah. *embarrassed smile*
-And your parents are homophobic?
-Yeah.
-Which of your cherished beliefs do you think your kids will find ridiculous?
Is HR becoming an impossible discipline by requiring mastery of all other disciplines? Slow down and look around, by @koenfucius and @surveyguy2 responds to a tweet by @dds180 https://t.co/TS4u6sKAb2
What's the purpose? New post at New Organizational Insights by @koenfucius and @surveyguy2 on the potential of more meaningful synergy between individual and organization: https://t.co/dXCvWQEBL5
Is HR being turned into a impossible discipline by requiring mastery of all other disciplines? Slow down and look around - my piece (with @surveyguy2) seeks to answer a tweet by @dds180 https://t.co/fLkSGIySfc
Few of us can hope to be a Renaissance person like Leonardo—master of all disciplines. But we dont have to: we can engage a much larger network. (Me and @surveyguy2 on how to keep on top of multifarious demands). https://t.co/fLkSGIySfc
Slow down and look around - “We are in danger of making HR the impossible discipline, by requiring mastery of all disciplines” Koen Smets
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