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Lessons For Building Collaborative Culture From 4 Leaders Of Amazon, Target, IKEA And Navy SEAL

Many leaders often divide their teams into smaller groups in order to delegate tasks clearly and effectively. However, the key factor that can lead to the success of a team is how well the team members can work together. Here are some stories from the most famous leaders about how they collaborate with teams in their respective businesses. 1. Gregg Steinhafel – Target’s former CEO, believed that the best collaborative environment can be fostered by a “coaching leader”  Steinhafel explained that in his former company (Target), the primary key to make something happen is having a large and collaborative group

3 Challenges For Startup In The Scaling Up Phase

At the beginning of a company’s phase, each member will need to take part in multiple sectors of the business in order to help the business to grow. However, when the company grows to a certain stage – around 200 employees – the company culture that has been working at the beginning will start to falter under new demand. Therefore, you can have a look at here to see how experts take care of their businesses when they have this kind of issue. You need to cut off things if you want to grow your business Ethan Mollick – an

Data-driven Strategy: How To Achieve It During The Tough Times

Ilunion, the famous hotel chain in Spain, has a special feature compared to its competitors that every task is built on the most powerful tools to solve contemporary problems. In January 2017, Ilunion began providing detailed information about the company’s reservations and revenue for managers and employees so they could make smarter decisions. The company system consolidates more than 12 million data points from different sources and presents it via a user-friendly dashboard. This summary of information displays key figures such as average sales, room rates and occupancy rates of each hotel, divided by market and channel. This allows managers

How To Build A Working Space That Makes Employees Feel Comfortable With Speech Issues

The issue of not raising your voice is considered an alarming issue for employees at the office. In the United States alone, medical errors associated with a lack of interaction have led to the death of 400,000 people each year. At the level of an organization, the lack of communication and discussion can be painful and costly to deal with. Over the past few decades, the government has imposed a fine of more than US $ 250 billion due to unethical behavior caused by banks. This is not a small number and it is possible that these behaviors have been

How Should HR Handle Discrimination And Harassment Complaints

In 2017, the surge in allegations of sexual misconduct in the workplace has made people question the role of HR when it comes to handling discrimination and harassment complaints. One reason for this might be because the HR department does not go beyond finding and hiring ideal candidates, while it is, in fact, their obligation to manage and develop employee experience and well-being as well. So, how should HR deal with such complaints and make employees feel valued and respected? Ignoring or failing to invest the charges thoroughly might lead to serious damages regarding victims’ health and mentality, productivity, or

How To Remove Bias During The Hiring Process? (Part 2)

   3. Ensuring diversity in interview panels and candidate slates The diversity of the company will attract the diversity of candidates. The more people come from different backgrounds and perspectives, the better the interview committee will reduce the bias rate during the hiring process. At the biggest football league on the planet, NFL, in order to find a variety of races in the position of coach, football teams adopted in “Rooney rule“. Rooney rule requires that when conducting a coaching position interview, there must be at least one person from the minority group on race, gender, class … interviewed. This

How to remove bias during the hiring process? (Part 1)

Most employers today have the same view on the importance of working environments with a wide range of employees. Many pieces of evidence show that a team with variety in perspectives and experience achieves better performance and is able to understand the diverse needs of customers and clients. However, the recruitment process in fast-growing companies is often not given proper attention and of unconscious bias via the selection of candidates. Benefits of bias removal in the hiring process The bias in the interview can both mislead the company while selecting the proper potential candidates for the company, and it can