GE on the Future of Work, Culture change at Pixar, and more...

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date: Monday, June 30, 2014
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The 'Highly Recommended by Bright & Company' of June 2014 is out! The selection of this month consists of the following articles and publications:

People Strategy

What does the Future of Work for production organisations look like according to GE? http://sco.lt/9FWXZ3
What are the latest trends on internet, mobile and technology? Find the answers in this 164 pages slide pack. http://sco.lt/71M35F

Organisation Transformation

What can managers learn from a swarm of birds in relation to leadership? http://sco.lt/5PQw7N
Read how a new 'Sense of Purpose' led to a more open and creative work culture at Pixar. http://sco.lt/7LR8PB

Human Capital Analytics

New research shows that algorithms beat instinct when it comes to recruitment. http://sco.lt/6fvIdF
Using metrics as a competitive advantage? Read what HR can learn from baseball (again). http://sco.lt/8aIIvB

HR Organisation Effectiveness

Not HR, but business leaders should be main responsible for the engagement of employees! http://sco.lt/7NaE4n
An organisation with no managers and no hierarchy? Nonsense! http://sco.lt/72CoLJ

Further reading | Download the June edition of 'Highly Recommended by Bright & Company' in PDF.

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Highly Recommended by Bright & Company June 2014

What does GE say about the Future of Work? What led to a culture change at animation studio Pixar? And what major baseball innovation (after Moneyball) is coming to HR? Click to read more.

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