The pitfalls of coaching on the fly

Quick-fire coaching has its place but is fast becoming the norm as opposed to reflective and insightful coaching discussions

Performance management in an open source world

An era of freedom and empowerment raises key questions for companies that still employ full-time workers

Rapid internationalisation and performance: Is the sky the limit?

To speed or not to speed is the looming question in today’s time-competitive international markets

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HRD's pocket guide to... Scrum

October's pocket guide breaks down the Scrum working process

Performance management – time for HR to let go?

We've known for nearly 50 years why this assessment-dominated, backward-focused ritual doesn’t improve performance

HR's starring role at Odeon

Building organisational capability and creating a purposeful, engaging and high-performance culture has been vital

Happiness has failed, but it has taught us an important lesson

Ensuring employees are happy hasn’t delivered the productivity gains promised

L&D professionals have an important contribution

Learning and development professionals have an important contribution to make in this new and difficult climate

A postcard from... Japan

Our 'postcard from' series keeps you updated on key HR areas in different countries

Job 'stagnation' leads to turnover, Glassdoor data shows

Staying in a stagnant role for too long increases the likelihood an employee will leave

Developing sophisticated talent strategies

Most companies have a better understanding of their product market strategy than their labour market strategy

Eight ways to fix the appraisal process

Appraisals are universally hated, but why do we get performance reviews so wrong?