In particular, power skills are critical to getting through tough conversations with employees and with customers. Included in the list of power skills are attributes such as patience, empathy, listening, caring, and forgiveness.
The importance of “power skills”Ģ020 has shone a light on the priority of teaching employees stronger soft skills - though Bersin prefers to say power skills. In other words, with such positive transformation occurring in companies over the last nine months, he expects a jumpstart on hiring and unemployment to start ticking down again. “The economy feels like a horse pacing the barn, just itching to get out and get going,” Bersin analogizes. Many big companies are already exploring Virtual Reality for training both the essential and remote workforce.Įxplore our customer stories A growing economy “It will no longer feel like a project sponsored by a consulting firm, but instead will be about humanizing it and sanding off the edges, because this year, everybody basically did digital transformation at record speed.” More relevant digital toolsĪlong the same lines, Bersin predicts a rapid adaptation from the tech market to support our increasingly remote and hybrid ways of working. “Next year is the year when digital transformation will seem normal, and people will be more comfortable with it,” Bersin says. The mainstreaming of digital transformation What else should we expect from HR, learning, and development in 2021? Bersin leaves us with a few highlights. No longer do they go to work work comes to them. We won’t call it “working from home,” either, because now employees have learned they can work from anywhere they have an internet connection. Continuing into 2021 and beyond, people will be in the office, sometimes, for some things, but not always. While at first remote work seemed like a temporary fix, now, leaders are realizing that we’re clearly evolving toward a permanent hybrid model of work.
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Bersin shared the example of Hyatt, which sends an employee survey daily to take feedback on the experience employees are having both in the workplace and remotely.Ĭompanies are also realizing they have to update policies that normalize “going into the office” for everything. While a lot of organizations have traditionally performed annual employee surveys, now they’re happening far more frequently. HR leaders have had to tune in closely not just to how employees perform under pressure, but how they’re feeling in terms of their mental health, physical health, and even things like their home internet speed.Ī lot of companies are using diagnostic tools such as surveys to achieve this.
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How to roll out new processes faster & more effectively In the last year, the employee experience has changed radically, as many office workers have adjusted to remote work, and those on the floor at physical stores and plants have taken on new operational protocols in the time of a pandemic. The current state of HR: an evolved employee experience They talked about the evolved employee experience, the new definition of “going to work,” and the importance of power skills and diversity training. CHROs are now taking a clear seat at the leadership table, with their insight, advice, and decision-making essential to business continuity and to supporting the workforce.įor a deeper look at the “state of the union” for HR and learning at the end of 2020, along with a review of 2021 trends, Strivr CEO Derek Belch chatted with analyst Josh Bersin in our recent webinar. HR has always been at the heart of business and critical to its success, but in a year like 2020, they’ve been among the real heroes who have emerged. This year, just about everything that HR people do was significantly affected, with very little time to prepare and a constant need to communicate with employees and understand their issues.
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