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Exciting times for PWHL New York as they finalize their coaching staff for the 2024-2025 season! Lauren Williams joins head coach Greg Fargo as an assistant coach, bringing a wealth of experience and fresh perspectives to the team. This strategic hire demonstrates the growing recognition of diverse talent and the importance of building a robust support system to drive team success. In the recruitment industry, the emphasis on assembling skilled teams is equally critical. Williams' appointment reflects a broader trend toward inclusivity and the acknowledgment of varied experiences that enhance team dynamics. As recruiters, we should take a cue and prioritize diverse backgrounds and skill sets when sourcing candidates. What are your thoughts on the impact of strategic hiring in sports and business? How does your organization foster inclusivity in your hiring processes? Let's engage in a discussion on how strategic recruitment can drive success across industries. Share your insights!
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Global Mom Coach 🚀 | Mom x2 ✨ | Ex-UN 🇺🇳 | HR Data Geek | People Analytics | HR Consulting | International Talent Acquisition | Leadership Development | Workplace Policies
Many moms fear taking a career break or slowing down their career pace. There's this nagging perception that a break will set them back. They might think they don't deserve a break, haven’t earned enough, worked hard enough, or climbed high enough to press pause. But what if a break is exactly what you need to take your next big leap forward in the long run? The "Motherhood Penalty" is definitely real (there's no doubting that). However, if done right, a career break can offer a valuable opportunity to: ✨ Reconnect your interests and goals with your paid work, ensuring your career path reflects your true interests and values. 💪 Finally find the time to do that training, sabbatical, or executive program you've been eyeing. 🌸 Grow and nurture your professional network to support you in your next step. That way, what may start as a "break" can quickly turn into a strategic move that can help you come back stronger and more aligned with your life and career goals. Ready to explore how a career break could benefit you? Connect with me via 📥 DM or book a call with me and let’s plan your next big leap together! #Careerbreak #Workingmom #Professionalgrowth #Momlife #Careerandmotherhood
Career is a long game (and getting longer based on the age composition of the workforce in 2024). Our careers have to account for our lives and life seasons demand different things of us so we must normalize seasons of shifting priorities as part of long careers and full lives.
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Have you ever benefited from someone being kind to you in your career? In this insightful blog, Louise explores how kindness can boost your career, and elevate your employee experience, and is particularly beneficial within your Early Careers Programmes! 🚀
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It's that time of year... Career Planning time!!! 👩💼 👨💼 Following our annual review process, our employees dive into career planning with their line manager. It's an opportunity to use the extensive feedback from the annual review process to set new goals and plan for the future. By engaging Tonka Learning, Worrells ensures that our leaders have the skills to partner with their team in this important piece. #CareerConversations #CareerFocused #CareerPlanning #Development #WorrellsVic
Last week we partnered with Worrells to prep both the Principal and Manager groups ahead of their career development conversations with staff. We covered a range of topics including working with staff with different ambitions, giving voice to the conversation, attributes of learning leaders and maintaining focus throughout the year. Thank you to everyone who attended. Special mention to Amanda Hanna and Georgie Harrison for shining a spotlight on such an important development opportunity.
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Dive into the captivating stories of career navigation, starting with Black construction workers in Milwaukee. Discover insights, challenges, and triumphs as we reshape the narrative of career navigation. #CareerNavigation https://lnkd.in/enDFJm_w
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Sr Principal: Talent Strategy @ Guild | Member of Defense Business Board | Contributor to CLO, TD, CTDO, and TrainingMag | Advisory Board at Class | HBCU Grad
Most companies apply to be recognized as a Best Place to Work or other similar awards. What I love about the American Opportunity Index from the Schultz Family Foundation (announced last week) is that employers can only influence it through their behavior - it’s all 3rd party data & analysis. And the other thing I love about it is seeing the companies that our teams at Guild have spent thousands of hours with - trying to create opportunity - are succeeding and being recognized for it. Their investment in education, in equity, in systems, processes, and tools for Career Mobility, and good management practices are bearing fruit. Here’s a quick shine on some of the Employers who are objectively making Opportunities available for their employees that the Guild team has gotten to partner with (there are others, but our relationships aren’t public, so I won’t spoil the news here) : PNC Target JPMorgan Chase Lowe’s Chipotle PepsiCo Charter Hilton Walmart Bath & Body Works USAA WM We're just getting started!!
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How to address a career pause in a conversation or interview: That chapter of my career was entitled "Pause," but I'm turning the page and ready to work and write the next one. Let's talk more about this opportunity... #workingmom #resumewriter #workingwomen
Career is a long game (and getting longer based on the age composition of the workforce in 2024). Our careers have to account for our lives and life seasons demand different things of us so we must normalize seasons of shifting priorities as part of long careers and full lives.
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Action oriented executive - passionate about identifying, facilitating, and cultivating partnerships btw industry leaders, higher education and CBO's to support workforce needs & increase individuals economic mobility.
Another great start Jobs for the Future (JFF) Horizons! Inspired by Gina Raimondo and Meghan Hughes and their energy and passion for workforce development. Two takeaways Business’ engage in workforce development because it’s good for business secondary to it’s the right thing to do. America can compete for manufacturing but we need to continue to invest in training and research and development.
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In our latest episode, I hosted Ed Hidalgo, a workforce strategy expert, and we covered Improved Perception of Temp Workers: Discussed how they fit into staffing plans. Essential Skills: Highlighting that contingent and full-time roles require the same abilities—can you do the job? Job Search Tips: Emphasizing the importance of consistency in your job search efforts. Inspirational Story: Ed shared how a coached candidate transformed from unprepared to hired and promoted, showing there's a place for everyone. Clear Career Goals: Stressing the need for specific job aspirations—“I can do anything” isn’t enough. For more on Ed, visit Ed-Hidalgo.com and Connectthework.com. Tune in for practical advice and inspiring stories - please leave a rating - share this with others. https://lnkd.in/g33c89Vz
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Found out how you to can get involved and help us on our mission to prepare and inspire young people for the fast-changing world of work and to help every young person find their next best step
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In October I had the great pleasure to host a meeting with fellow Employer Advisors under the Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership. This organisation supports local secondary schools by finding relevant volunteers from the business world who work with the schools to help them develop their career advice. This ensures a closer connection from school and business and is a much needed alignment. Our Graduates Tom Davidson and Juliet Stephenson joined the session too and it told their story of transitioning from school to uni to business. There were tons of questions posed to both and they did a fantastic job explaining the challenges they faced that we can learn from. Thank you Kate Evans and Allison Giles for all you do to empower the young minds and future talent to get the best opportunities they can.
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