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This post from our board member Raciel Sosa is based on an article he originally published in Forbes Mexico. Here he discusses why an adaptive leadership model is critical to your success.

Competition is fierce, digital transformation is happening (whether we like it or not), and many organizations will be out of business if they don't change at an accelerated pace. This means people need to change, and we all know people often struggle with change. So, what should be done? Is firing everyone and starting over a good option?

Our newest research indicates that Gen Z is optimistic and anxious about their professional prospects. We offer insights to help you help them.

Transparency and making employees part of the change, instead of forcing the change upon them, are key success factors for change management. When employees are part of the journey from the very beginning they will be more likely to also play a proactive and positive role in the adoption.

As the population becomes more diverse, those organizations that want to be able to recruit, retain, and engage top talent will need to increase commitment and resources devoted to ensuring a diverse, inclusive and equitable workforce.

The following post about the rise of the machines is submitted by Christian Kromme, Workforce Institute board member, author and futurist.

HR leaders Dave Almeda and Kim Nugent explain the hows and whys of customizing and measuring your leadership development program.

There are currently twelve ISO standards for HR that are helping to elevate the profession.

In our newest research, we find out what workers globally think of their workplace technology. Most are not impressed.

The HR Bartender and member of Workforce Institute board of advisors, Sharlyn Lauby, writes about how the scientific method of investigation can be applied to solving problems in a business environment.