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How to reduce third-party spending through internal mobility

June 29, 2022

As companies look to enact cost-saving measures, utilizing the skills locked within your current workforce could be the key.

Gloat’s next chapter begins with a $90 million Series D

June 28, 2022

What our new partnership with Generation means for shaping a brighter future of work

3 reskilling mistakes that will hinder employee development

June 23, 2022

How to avoid the skills pitfalls that hold career development back

Our journey to becoming a Workforce Agility Platform

June 22, 2022

Activating intelligence and infrastructure to facilitate a skills-based organization

Lynda Gratton on HR’s role in the future of work

June 21, 2022

How future of work expert Lynda Gratton sees design thinking facilitating the new paradigm of work

3 reasons why internal mobility is more cost-efficient than external hiring

June 17, 2022

Empowering your people to grow with your business is a win-win. Here’s why:

3 steps HR leaders should take to prepare for an economic slowdown

June 14, 2022

What you need to know about talent intelligence during market uncertainty

5 steps every hybrid organization must take to succeed

June 12, 2022

Josh Bersin’s top tips for navigating a new era of work

How Deloitte and Nationwide built skills-based strategies

June 7, 2022

Deloitte’s Workforce Development Practice Lead and Nationwide’s Strategic Workforce Planning Specialist share their insights on implementing workforce agility.

May research round-up

June 3, 2022

What I am reading, listening to, and thinking about in the world of talent marketplaces

Why maximizing agility requires rethinking your organizational structure

June 2, 2022

Differentiate your business with more dynamic ways of working Agility has been in the spotlight since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the crisis unfolded, it became evidently clear that the businesses best equipped to overcome near-constant disruption weren’t the biggest or the most established—they were the most agile. That’s not going to change