This issue:
A few months ago, the world as we know it was turned upside down. The coronavirus swept across the world and upended how people interact with each other in all aspects of their lives: school, work, leisure, shopping—everything. No matter when the COVID-19 pandemic is declared “officially” over, its far-reaching effects will be felt for a long time. This issue of Advanced Resources HR Insights focuses on the theme “Navigating Our New Normal” and includes strategies for helping companies (and their employees) weather the current crisis.
Also in this issue:
- How Leadership Affects Employee Performance
- How to Unlock Remote Workforce Engagement
- Learning to Love Telecommuting
- What Companies Get Wrong About Reskilling
- And More...
In “How HR Can Support Companies in Times of Crisis,” Jessica Miller-Merrell describes how human resources professionals and departments are uniquely positioned to guide organizations through troubling times.
Ed Frauenheim (“Learning to Love Telecommuting”) examines what is perhaps one of the biggest changes to hit the business world in the wake of the pandemic’s arrival: the shift to working remotely.
In “How to Unlock Remote Workforce Engagement,” Shane Metcalf explores some of the challenges (and their solutions) companies face as they adapt to having largely telecommuting workforces.
And Mike McKerns (“What Will Become the “Regular” Normal?”) raises one significant question: what happens to the unprecedented number of remote workers once the pandemic ends?
With the COVID-19 situation evolving day by day, it’s impossible to predict what the business world will look like tomorrow, much less a few months from now. But one thing is certain: we at Advanced Resources can help your organization identify and implement solutions for charting a course through the uncertain waters ahead.
About Advanced Resources HR Insights:
Insights from the eyes of industry leaders. In every edition of our HR Insights Magazine, influential and wide-ranging thought leaders in HR, recruitment, staffing, management, and other fields discuss themes that are relevant to our clients’ businesses.
