Remote work, economic shock and global stress — it’s been a remarkable year in people operations.
In Technical.ly’s inaugural Hiring and Workplace Culture Trends Report, we pull together our journalism, client interviews and industry watching to give you a foundation in how you can be best prepared as a workplace culture, HR, hiring and operations professional.
Core topics we explore include:
- Return to your foundation
- Audit your DEI commitment
- Confirm remote flexibility
- Focus on outputs
- Consider your alumni
Time to talk about it: Join us on Feb. 24 for a live conversation about the report
We just announced BuildingUp, a new quarterly webinar series featuring live conversations with experts in talent acquisition, retention, company culture, employer branding and organizational performance. So it only makes sense to have our first one about this new report.
Join Technically Media CEO and cofounder Chris Wink in discussion with HR and workplace culture professionals as they dive into the topics and learnings that will be revealed in our inaugural report. Attendees will gain actionable takeaways on what HR leaders and others in similar roles should be thinking about for 2021 and beyond.
More on HR and company culture can be found in Culture Builder, Technical.ly’s latest edition to its weekly newsletter roster
Culture Builder delivers everything you need to know to invest in your organization’s people, culture and dynamics, straight to your inbox every Friday. Get insights, trends and case studies from fellow workplace culture builders so you can build a better workplace in just seven minutes a week.
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