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The Future of Work is shaping by new forces. We must adapt to different situations and it requires changes in our mindset.
by Cinthya Soto
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DiversityFuture of WorkLeadershipWhat McKinsey’s Women in the Workplace 2022 Report Tells Us

1 year ago245514 min

What does McKinsey’s Women in the Workplace 2022 report tell us?  The Women in the Workplace report is the largest study of women in corporate America. The research collected information from 333 participating organizations employing more than 12 million people, surveyed more than 40,000 employees and conducted interviews with women of diverse identities—including women of color, LGBTQ+ women, and women with disabilities—to get an intersectional look at biases and barriers.  According to the latest Women...

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by Cinthya Soto
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Future of WorkTalent TechnologyTalent Trainings You Can’t Miss

2 years ago217230 min

We are already halfway through the year, so why not pick up on new skills to put you up to date with the future of talent and technology?  At Catenon, we have picked flexible courses, from top universities, focused on the world of talent and technology. We have divided them into two categories: courses that you can start now and complete throughout the summer, and courses you can complete before the year ends.  Check out...

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by Cinthya Soto
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Future of WorkGlobal ExperienceTalent AcquisitionDo you have the Skills of the Future?

2 years ago17317 min

LinkedIn has analyzed, anonymized, and aggregated the profile information of its 800 million members around the world. For each job, they analyzed the most important skills each year based on LinkedIn’s Skills Genome. The similarity score between the two years reflects both the overlap of common skills between each year as well as the relative importance of those skills for each year. How similar a skill is to another skill is calculated based on how...

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by Cinthya Soto
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Catenon GlobalCatenon WorldFuture of WorkHow to Include a Sustainable Culture in Your Company

2 years ago164811 min

A step towards sustainability  It’s becoming increasingly difficult, if not impossible, to avoid the topic of sustainability, both on an individual level and in the various institutions that make up our communities, including, of course, businesses. Regardless of their size or industry, the corporate and financial world is quickly realizing that there is no long-term profitability or survival unless sustainability is part of the overall strategy, according to DoGood People.   In 2012 the United Nations...

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by Thuraya Lawal
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Future of Work10 key Pieces of Career Advice for Young Recruiters 

2 years ago153614 min

At the very start of your career, you’ve got your whole life and vocation ahead of you and that can be as intimidating as it is exhilarating. Piloting a career in the fast-paced world of recruiting and talent acquisition is tough and mistakes are inevitable. LinkedIn have asked 10 influential leaders in the world of recruiting and HR to reflect and here are some of the best pieces of career advice they gave for young...

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by Thuraya Lawal
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Future of WorkThe Great Attrition or the Great Attraction?

3 years ago36369 min

1. Definition of the Great Attrition phenomenon  The Great Attrition is a current phenomenon whereby large numbers of employees are leaving companies, and companies are struggling to retain the best talent. This phenomenon has been maximised in the post-COVID economic environment, the nature of the workplace has changed, and it has been demonstrated that it is possible to work from anywhere in many cases, and this has led to a shift in employees’ priorities as...

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by Isabella Rodrigues-Mendes
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Future of WorkUpSkilling and ReSkilling through Outplacement

3 years ago200811 min

Due to the situation caused by Covid-19, millions of unemployed people are at risk of exclusion from the labour market, with the economic and social consequences that this entails. Firstly, because it is difficult for them to find a job, and secondly, because they are unable to access higher quality and more sustainable jobs due to a lack of digital skills. In order to improve the employability of these professionals in a situation of redundancy, the Transformational...

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by Isabella Rodrigues-Mendes
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Digital RecruitersFuture of WorkThe Trend Towards Hybrid Recruiting Models

3 years ago234318 min

The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the digital transformation of recruitment, where talent recruitment looks very different than it did a mere 15 or 16 months ago, before the crisis; forcing many to turn to mostly virtual and digital recruiting processes, with the rise and emergence of more sophisticated hybrid recruiting models. Additionally, organisations are becoming much more intentional about fostering cultures that prioritise diversity, equity and inclusion. So, what’s next? What is the long-term picture for...

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by Isabella Rodrigues-Mendes
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Future of WorkHow to Win The War for International Talent

3 years ago271522 min

“Hiring talent remains the number one concern of CEOs in the most recent Conference Board Annual Survey; it’s also the top concern of the entire executive suite,” according to the Harvard Business Review. The ‘war for talent’ refers to an increasingly competitive landscape for the recruitment and retention of talented employees. In 1997, the phrase was coined by Steven Hankin, of McKinsey & Company. What’s more, according to Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Trends survey, 61% of...

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by Isabella Rodrigues-Mendes
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Digital RecruitersFuture of WorkHow Recruiters can Combat the Top Three Recruiting Challenges in 2021

3 years ago182815 min

According to the latest “Future of Work 2021 Global Outlook” report by Monster, after analysing their findings from the vast amount of data gathered, they pinpointed the top three recruiting challenges identified by recruiters for 2021: Finding candidates with the right skills, Work/life balance expectation, Virtual recruiting Challenge 1: Finding candidates with the right skills So why is it difficult to find candidates with the right skills? The nature of work is rapidly changing due...

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