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Playing fast and loose with development doesn't just undermine actual growth opportunities, it opens the door to bias and inequity.
Culture builds on itself through engaged employees, and that culture, in turn, helps employees stay engaged.
Given the value and perspective working parents bring to the table, it's a good idea to make sure they're getting the support they need.
As business leaders, we need to recognize the needs of our HR teams and ask them to prioritize their own mental health.
With a COVID vaccine in the works, businesses are starting to hash out reopening plans and how they'll get employees back on track.
When you don't equip managers with the skills they need, you're setting up more than just their teams for failure.
Showing that you're invested in employees' long-term careers might be the most effective "engagement hack" right about now.