Source: www.inc.com Here are three conversations managers must have to kick off the new year on a high note. If you want to hit the ground running in 2025 while leading your team, there are three key conversations you should have, according to leadership experts. First off, a little context:
Source: hcamag.com Panel of experts discuss perception gap between managers, workers, and executives, and the struggles of managers There is a “significant disconnect” between employee and employer perceptions of wellbeing, and the managerial gap may be to blame. “The main disconnect is still between the managers and the executives,” said Alexandra Levit, workforce futurist and author, in a panel discussion on unlocking workforce potential presented by Dayforce.
Source: www.forbes.com Workplace skills development should be a key priority for leaders and managers, not merely a nice-to-have benefit. The World Economic Forum noted that six out of 10 workers will need to be reskilled or upskilled before the year 2027, while in addition, we are facing a talent shortage due to the enormous skills gap, which makes skills development initiatives even more imperative. But what are the forces that are rocking skills acquisition globally? A closer look uncovers some shocking insights and trends which will impact your work as a leader, as revealed in Springboard’s latest State Of The Workplace report: 1. The Skills Gap Won’t Get Any Better…Yet “Nearly 40% of leaders say that the skills gap at their company has worsened in the last year and more than one in three say the current shelf life of hard skills is under two years,” shares Springboard of their research findings. Additionally, 70% of leaders agree that their organizations are facing a critical skills gap which is negatively impacting business performance, while nearly 40% believe that this gap is getting worse and has worsened over the past year. For the purposes of the study, over 1,000 professionals, including more…