Andrew Carnegie was a Scottish American businessman and philanthropist. He led the expansion of the steel industry in the United States and became one of the richest men in the world. During the last 18 years of his life (which ended in 1919), he gave away the 2022 equivalent of roughly $10 billion to charities,…
Read MoreSRA Update: Later Will Be Now Before You Know It
We have a question to ask you. But you have to slow down to answer it. Stop scrolling. Take a moment. Take a breath. Question: Knowing what you know now, having all of life’s experiences thus far behind you, what would you do differently? The Present Why is this important? Because if you are still…
Read MoreInnovation & Energy > Fear & Contraction
Innovation & Energy > Fear & Contraction Summary: (If you only have 30 seconds, just read this) It's tempting to react to this rapid onset "recession" by hunkering down, canceling programs and projects and instructing your HR leaders to start crafting the layoff list. After all, preserving cash flow is critical in a period of…
Read MoreAn aging work force that will not retire
An aging work force that will not retire Our Partners Larry Rubin and Gregory Sparzo wrote the following article, published in the Strategic HR Review. If conventional wisdom is to believed, the baby boomer generation would be retiring in an orderly fashion at a rate of 4þ million per year. However, that generation, born…
Read MoreThe Stress Test
The Stress Test by Sanford Rose Associates | Jan 3, 2020 Countless articles, including several SRA Updates, have addressed one of the most important tasks given to senior leadership within any organization: the ability to identify the next generation of future leaders within the firm. We look for passionate individuals who wake up each day craving success, but…
Read MoreDesire to Inspire – Sanford Rose Associates
Desire to Inspire by Sanford Rose Associates | Nov 4, 2019 Motivate and inspire. The two words are often used interchangeably, echoed perpetually in the minds of any leader trying to spearhead the charge. However, view the two as the same and you are missing a critical component in your evolution as a senior executive. Why? Motivation is…
Read MoreDid these trends disrupt your workplace?
2018 Workplace Trends The American workplace is constantly evolving, so it's not surprising that many people wonder where the future of work is headed. According to Gallup research there are three disruptive workplace trends that leaders in particular should focus on. Millennials are the majority generation in the American workforce Millennials, the generation born…
Read MoreTrends and Tides in Talent Development – atd
Talent Development Going slowly in a fast world and trying something new in a field as old as learning are just some of the challenges facing talent developers today. Going slowly in a fast world and trying something new in a field as old as learning are just some of the challenges facing talent developers…
Read MoreEmployee Engagement
Employee Engagement 70% . That's the percentage of U.S. workers who aren't engaged at work according to the latest State of the American Workplace report, which was released by Gallup earlier this year. It might be better than the worldwide statistic (87%), but it still means the majority of America's workforce isn't quite as happy…
Read MoreFeedback is a Two-Way Street
Feedback is a Two-Way Street Giving and receiving feedback in the workplace is essential, whether you're an employee or the boss. Having transparent, but respectful conversations is key to both career and business growth; without knowing what's working and what's not, no improvement can be made and a standstill occurs. There's opportunity for feedback every…
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