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Kathi Enderes of The Josh Bersin Company on Systemic HR
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Hey there, HR enthusiasts! Get comfy because we're about to shake things up on the next DriveThruHR episode. Join Michael and Robin as we chat with Kathi Enderes, the Senior Vice President of Research at The Josh Bersin Company, about Systemic HR. Forget the jargon—Kathi breaks down Systemic HR in a refreshingly straightforward way. We're talking about a model built on real research, analyzing the strategies of over 1,000 companies and 26 million employees. In today's ever-changing landscape of hybrid work setups and AI integrations, HR has to step up its game, and Systemic HR is leading the charge. And guess what? Kathi's not just dropping knowledge bombs; she's giving us practical tips on how to make Systemic HR work for your organization. From investing in professional development to navigating the tricky world of AI, she's got you covered. Oh, and did I mention real-life case studies? Yeah, Kathi's got those too. We'll hear about how NewYork-Presbyterian is making Systemic HR a reality in the healthcare industry. So, grab a cup of coffee and join us for a laid-back chat about the future of HR with Kathi Enderes.
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Hey there, HR enthusiasts! Get comfy because we're about to shake things up on the next DriveThruHR episode. Join Michael and Robin as we chat with Kathi Enderes, the Senior Vice President of Research at The Josh Bersin Company, about Systemic HR. Forget the jargon—Kathi breaks down Systemic HR in a refreshingly straightforward way. We're talking about a model built on real research, analyzing the strategies of over 1,000 companies and 26 million employees. In today's ever-changing landscape of hybrid work setups and AI integrations, HR has to step up its game, and Systemic HR is leading the charge. And guess what? Kathi's not just dropping knowledge bombs; she's giving us practical tips on how to make Systemic HR work for your organization. From investing in professional development to navigating the tricky world of AI, she's got you covered. Oh, and did I mention real-life case studies? Yeah, Kathi's got those too. We'll hear about how NewYork-Presbyterian is making Systemic HR a reality in the healthcare industry. So, grab a cup of coffee and join us for a laid-back chat about the future of HR with Kathi Enderes.
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