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Solving Social Media Anarchy In Your Shop

Chief Executive

Social media has been both a treasure chest and a Pandora’s box for companies and their CEOs, a prickly phenomenon of the Internet age whose business implications continue to cascade faster than leaders can create and refine their responses. There are more conversations around all the social issues and things in the media.

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Threading the Needle of Thought Leadership | Nora DePalma

Peter Winick

Shaping the conversation of topics that are not universally agreed on. Topics like climate change can be a hot button issue in discussions. So how can you deliver thought leadership on controversial topics without disengaging various portions of your audience? Let’s begin. Welcome to the show, Nora. Right, Right.

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Loyalty Oaths and Kicks in the Ass

Ed Batista

Negative KITA does not lead to motivation, but to movement. [2] And just as a kick in the ass generates movement but not motivation, an oath can yield an affirmative response without generating actual loyalty. It does not mean avoiding difficult conversations or fraught topics to ensure that no one experiences distress.

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Purpose vs. Meaning in Brands | Dr. Martina Olbert

Peter Winick

Brand meaning she’s a business visionary thinker, strategy advisor, humanist futurist, consumer psychologist and social scientist, reimagining business, and brands as the driving force for a more meaningful, humanistic future and new sustainable economy. Under both of those topics. It might be more subjective as a consumer.

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Technology in HR: Advances That Will Shape HR in 2030

AIHR

To fully understand this landscape, let’s look at the technological advances in HR based on five key movements. Movement 3: Personal computers (PCs) (1980s to 1990s): The personal computer and connected networks led to a significant shift in how HR data was used.

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Creating Engagement for Ideas | Scott Gould

Peter Winick

Properly defining the topic you want your thought leadership to center around is one of the biggest jobs that you have. And I know this is a topic that you’ve spent a lot of time thinking about. And this is what we can think of as hard engagement or affective engagement or social engagement. It’s great to be here.

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25 Interview Questions for Diversity and Inclusion Managers

AIHR

It’s a good idea to subscribe to Google Alerts to receive the latest D&I news, listen to podcasts, subscribe to relevant social media groups, and join one or two useful newsletters. Look at trending topics, such as remote work or artificial intelligence (e.g., It might be new legislation related to D&I, for example.