How Other-Focused Leaders Influence While Self-Focused Leaders Negotiate
We welcome back our guest blogger, George Bradt from Prime Genesis. Everyone balances doing good for others, doing things they are good at, and doing good for themselves. Other-focused leaders think first about how to do good for others while self-focused leaders begin with their own needs in mind. Thus, other-focused leaders instinctively do what […]
Net migration of EU citizens to UK hits six-year low
NOVEMBER 29, 2018 / Reuters / Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) – Net migration of European Union citizens to Britain fell to its lowest level in nearly six years during the year to June, extending a decline seen since Britain voted to leave the European Union in 2016, official data showed. The number of EU citizens […]
Crecimiento y aprendizaje continuos
La investigación y experiencia en diversos ámbitos e industrias ha demostrado que una característica fundamental de las personas más efectivas (independientemente de cómo se mida esa efectividad) es el crecimiento y aprendizaje continuos. Esta característica es uno de los principales indicadores de potencial de desempeño futuro, especialmente en posiciones de liderazgo. Rara vez uno encontrará […]
Blockchain’s Impact on HR and the Future of Work
Blockchain. Is it today’s annoying buzzword or a technology that’s going to change everything about the way we live, work, and do business? While we’re certainly not “there” yet, my vote is on the latter. So what is blockchain? It’s a digitally encrypted ledger that stores information publicly in groups called “blocks.” It’s completely decentralized […]
From Slacker to C-Suite – Are Gen X Employees Ready to Lead?
From Slacker to C-Suite – Are Gen X Employees Ready to Lead? By Robert Kovach on the 25th Sep 2018 A recent Google search for the keywords “Baby Boomers” yielded 15.9 million results, while “Millennial” produced 264 million hits. And a search for “Gen X”? 421 million hits. It may be the only […]
Update on Brazil – October 2018
Update on Brazil – October 2018 In a report published at the end of September 2018, the Brazilian Central Bank (and the IMF) reduced their annual economic growth forecast for Brazil for 2018 down to 1.4%, which is less than half of the projected global economic growth of 3.7% for the current year. The main […]
First Global Benchmarking for 2019
First Global Benchmarking for 2019 Managing High-Potentials is frequently a challenge for companies, but done well can positively impact performance and transform an organisation. Members of Alliance Partnership International are launching the 1st Global Benchmarking Study in order to explore current thinking and practice, and to prepare for the Future Our partners and clients are […]
API General Assembly in AMSTERDAM – May 17 and 18, 2018
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Frank van der Linden: The Labour Market in the Netherlands (August 2018)
As one of the most developed countries in the world, the Netherlands has one of the lowest unemployment rates and it continues to fall. The average unemployment rate for 2017 was only 4.9% –this means that roughly 438,000 out of a total workforce of 9,017,000 workers, were unemployed. By the end of 2018 unemployment is expected to reach 3.9%. By comparison, […]
The war for talent enters a dangerous new phase
This post was previously published in Sycamore and Company (Member of Alliance Partnership International) ABSTRACT A new, insidious front has opened up in the war for talent. The escalation of the war on this front is a short-term tactic that threatens to diminish the vitality of the future talent pool. “It is worrisome that they […]