Who is managing the employee experience and reducing turnover at your company? AI indicates: The average cost of turnover for one position varies significantly depending on factors such as the level of the role, the industry, the length of the recruitment process, and the cost of training and onboarding a new employee. However, some general estimates are: Entry-Level Positions: Turnover costs for entry-level employees are typically 30% to 50% of the employee's annual salary. For example, if an entry-level employee earns $40,000 per year, the turnover cost could range from $12,000 to $20,000. Mid-Level Positions: For mid-level roles, turnover costs are estimated to be around 150% of the employee's annual salary. If a mid-level employee earns $80,000 per year, the turnover cost could be $120,000. High-Level or Executive Positions: Turnover costs for high-level or executive roles can be as high as 200% to 400% of the employee’s salary. For instance, if an executive earns $200,000 per year, the turnover cost could range from $400,000 to $800,000. These costs include recruitment, hiring, onboarding, training, lost productivity, and the impact on team morale and organizational culture. Why not hire an expert to manage this? Thoughts? #CEO #SHRM #Leadership
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What is a thankless job? Some might say "HR" but believe me it isn't. Thank you SDM @School of Design and Media for inviting me to this conclave while shaping a company—this was an insightful session from industry leaders on the important part an HR plays in an organization. Apart from hiring and payroll management, a HR's job is the most important just after the desk of CEO. I relate to the point; being a founder, taking care of people is the most important and crucial thing in a company. A company's success entirely depends on the people that work for the vision, the direction by the CEO, and most importantly, *The HR*. 3 Takeaways. ✅ Advancement of technology and adoption of employees is important to sustain in the market. ✅ How to mould employees to learn new skills and adapt to AI. ✅ For founders- If you are at peace and able to retain good employees while they grow in and out of the company thank you the HR #sdm#HR#smalltowntalks
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Keeping HR human: Loganathan Balakrishnan explores the balance between tech and empathy on Unplugged 3 AI can streamline recruitment processes, but Balakrishnan warns it can't replace the empathy and personal connection essential to effective HR. He emphasised the importance of balancing technology with human engagement. HR Technology, Learning Technology, Leadership, #HRTech, #HRCommunity
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I'm happy to announce the release of our new whitepaper on "Elevating Employee Experience with Gen AI," that I co-authored with Ram Subramanian and Tirtha Basu. We've delved into how GenAI can be a game-changer for HR, addressing key business challenges and driving : • Productivity • emPowerment • Purpose This whitepaper highlights practical use cases where GenAI can help improve employee experience, from streamlining talent management processes to boosting employee engagement and beyond. Read our white paper here and discover how GenAI can be an enabler in your HR strategy : https://lnkd.in/g5veFNeF Join us in exploring the innovative solutions AI brings to the HR domain! #AIinHR #Innovation #BusinessSolutions #HRTransformation #GenAI #TCS
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🚨 HR Leaders: The Game is Changing Faster Than Ever 🚨 Are you ready to confront the boldest trends reshaping the future of HR? The way we hire, develop, and retain talent is evolving, and some of these shifts may surprise you. Here are 5 Controversial Trends that every HR leader should have on their radar for 2025: 1. The Decline of Annual Performance Reviews Forget the once-a-year feedback sessions. More companies are adopting real-time feedback loops and continuous performance management. While this offers more agility, critics argue it could create a culture of constant pressure and burnout. Are we losing the balance? 2. Pay Transparency is Forcing Radical Change With growing demands for transparency, companies will soon have no choice but to disclose pay scales. While this promises to close wage gaps, unveiling salary disparities could fuel dissatisfaction and disrupt workplace harmony. Is transparency worth the risk? 3. AI is Replacing HR Admin Roles AI tools are rapidly taking over administrative HR tasks like resume screening and scheduling. Is it efficient? Absolutely. But some say it’s also dehumanizing hiring and reinforcing bias hidden within algorithms. Can we find a balance between tech and human touch? 4. Job Descriptions Are Becoming Obsolete Gone are the days of rigid job titles. Skills-based hiring is the new norm. But without clear career paths, are we leaving employees without a roadmap for success? This shift could create more adaptable teams or risk employees feeling lost in undefined roles. 5. Employee Experience (EX) is Taking Over DEI Companies are starting to reframe their focus from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) to a broader Employee Experience (EX) approach. While it sounds great on paper, does this dilute the original purpose of DEI? Are we addressing systemic issues or simply moving goalposts? These trends are shaking up HR as we know it. Which one do you think will have the biggest impact in 2025? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and let’s discuss how we can lead our organizations through these pivotal changes! 👇 Let’s spark the conversation. #HRTrends #Leadership #FutureOfWork #HRTransformation
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In the words of Chappell Roan, "You know I hate to say it, I told you soOoOoo..." Well this morning, isolved (who is not a client btw) published findings from a study on the state of HR. Can you guess what they found? I'll give you a hint: I was featured in the The New York Times with a warning about this, and it stirred up all kinds of controversy... That's right!!! HR really is in a bad way--and isolved has the data to back it up. When the team shared their findings, I begged to offer a quote for their presser. Not only is this personally validating, this is also now the second major warning sign that things aren't going great in our profession. Ironically, I'm on my way to Vegas to learn all about the latest and greatest technology built to make HR more efficient, more effective, more strategically valuable to the organizations they support... Transformation is easy with the right software, right?? No. I've said it before and I'll say it again: We must give serious consideration to the morale problem HR teams are facing, especially with the proliferation of AI ahead. Yesterday's transformation playbook always overestimated HR's ability to drive change management and gave HR professionals a pass for their lack of tech savvy--you just needed a strong core team leading the project, the rest would work itself out... That's not gonna fly these days (if it ever even did??). Anyway, I'll be on my soapbox for this for a while. If you have insights and advice on finding a path forward, please please please hit me up. I wanna lean in here.
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Do you know what my favorite part of "professional autumn" is? Yes, it is HR Trends reports from different providers. Here is a pretty nice one: https://lnkd.in/diPjTy3Q My takeaways: 1) Remember to think about AI usage. I still believe that a lot of HR teams/professionals can use it more, reducing the number of monotonous tasks and doing faster some other ones; 2) HR is becoming more and more critical for business, and we must not forget to develop our business acumen to purely HR Skills; 3) HR Execution is a king! Propper execution created an excellent experience for people; 4) Engagement rules! And it does not mean you need something new in this area. Ald-good surveys still bring value, especially if you do not forget to "cook" action plans after that. 5) Antifragility. Like it. I would appreciate it if you could recommend what to read/listen/watch the topic.
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📰 It's time to transform the HR business partner role "Leaders across every business would greatly benefit from informed guidance on how best to use data in hiring, or how to consult with individuals who have a cross-organisational perspective on how other teams are approaching topics like AI, with the rise of digital technology, globalisation, and changing workforce expectations." #ExecutiveNetworkGroup #ExecutiveSearch #HR #HumanResources
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💼 HR’s New Role in Today’s Job Market Harvard Business Review's latest article highlights a pivotal shift: HR must now champion employee concerns to hire and retain top talent. Here are some key takeaways: 🔄 Focus on Employees: HR used to support workers to avoid unions and grow talent from within. During tough times, the focus shifted to cutting costs. Now, with a tight job market, it’s time to focus on employee well-being again. 📉 Productivity & Stress: With low productivity growth and high workplace stress, HR must address overwork, layoff fears, and the impact of AI. 📊 Data-Driven Choices: HR should provide clear numbers on turnover, employee well-being, and the true costs of current practices. Showing the financial impact of high turnover and disengagement can drive changes in company policies. 🔍 Clear Communication: Proactively sharing company plans can reduce employee stress and uncertainty. Addressing fears about AI and restructuring is key to keeping morale high. 🔄 Internal Talent Marketplaces & Training: Investing in internal job markets and training programs improves skills, saves money, and reduces turnover. Companies like IBM and PwC show the benefits of retraining instead of layoffs. 🌍 DEI Efforts: Strengthening diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives creates a supportive work environment, attracts diverse talent, and boosts employee loyalty. #HR #EmployeeWellbeing #Leadership #TalentRetention #WorkplaceStress #AI #DEI #HarvardBusinessReview #LaborMarket #BusinessTransformation
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