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Author Archives: Meghan M. Biro

HR Technology: A Revolution For The World Of Work

HR (specfically Talent ) is an art and a science. Achieving the right balance between the two should be the goal of every global leader. HR is an art because, at it’s heart, it’s about people – in all their messy glory. It’s about hiring the right people, and then inspiring and enabling them to [...]

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5 Attributes Of A World-Class Workforce

Self-Service HR and A World-Class Workforce. There’s a technology-driven revolution happening in HR these days. It’s called self-service and it gives employees more power over their careers. In a nutshell, self-service gives people control over many functions that used to be handled by HR.

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3 Global Leadership Lessons From Boston

Boston Strong: Leadership in Action. Wow. What a week we had in my hometown. I feel emotionally drained, deeply saddened, and at the same time, uplifted and inspired. It started, of course, with the shock and horror of the bombings, followed by the heartbreaking deaths of one boy with an unforgettable smile, and two young women with their wholes lives ahead of them.

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5 Ways to Smash The Generational Stereotypes Trap

Want to know a deep dark secret? There’s some truth in the stereotypes about Gen Xers, Gen Yers and Baby Boomers and other emerging generations. That’s why they became stereotypes in the first place. Want to know another truth?

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Will Leaders Embrace Talent In A Cloud?

Welcome to the next logical step in the cloud revolution: Talent as a Service (TaaS). It’s not a complicated concept if you take time to see the bigger picture. Instead of hiring full-timers, companies are turning to the cloud to find top talent when they need it, for as long as they need it.

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The New Rules Of Leadership

Spring is in the air, the days are getting longer and the crocuses are poking up their hopeful heads. Yet, these remain bleak times for too many job seekers, even leaders and managers with impressive resumes. The reason? The demands of a collaboration-based, talent-hungry, global, wired economy are evolving so quickly that success depends on [...]

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5 Lessons In Learning And Leadership

Here in the Boston, Cambridge area, we are lucky, there’s a college around every corner. Harvard, M.I.T., Wellesley, Boston University, the list goes on and on. Our streets, libraries and local coffee shops are clogged with passionate students shelling out 40k (plus extras) a year for the privilege of earning those coveted diplomas.

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Smart Leaders And The Power Of Collaboration

Collaboration is the keystone of leadership success. Don’t believe me? Google “sequestration”. Last week in Washington we saw an infantile exercise in acting out. Driven by rigid ideology, inflated egos, and a desire for revenge that put party above country, potentially serious damage was self-inflicted on our economy by a truculent few [...]

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5 Steps To Empowering The Brand You

Is there a more overworked word in the business lexicon than “personal brand”? Brand this, brand that, brand yourself, blah-blah-blah. The whole concept has officially entered the Social Cliché Hall of Fame, right? Not so fast. Like all clichés, branding became one because there’s truth in it. So let’s all get a little Zen here [...]

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Dear Leaders: Humanize Your Brand

Back in ancient times (before brand humanization – say the 1970s) when mainframes ruled the world and “friends” were people you actually knew, the rules of engagement were very different. Companies and customers met when a transaction was taking place.

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