Human Capital Management

No Matter How Bright the Star, One Isn’t Enough
Training

No Matter How Bright the Star, One Isn’t Enough

Here's why finance executives who fail to adequately develop their teams limit their own career potential.
By John Touey | April 5, 2019
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How to Future-Proof the Tax Professional Role
Workforce Management

How to Future-Proof the Tax Professional Role

Technical competencies are just table stakes for tax professionals as change sweeps across corporate tax departments.
By Kelli Knoble | March 4, 2019
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Don’t Worry About Absenteeism: Leadership Expert
Workplace Issues

Don’t Worry About Absenteeism: Leadership Expert

"Presenteeism," or not being engaged on the job, is a far more costly problem for employers than absenteeism.
By David McCann | January 10, 2019
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Human Capital Reporting Standards Finally Arrive
Talent Management

Human Capital Reporting Standards Finally Arrive

Will the new ISO standard prompt companies to begin voluntarily reporting an assortment of human capital metrics?
By David McCann | December 18, 2018
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Breaking Bad
Workplace Issues

Breaking Bad

Investors and the public will no longer tolerate personal misconduct by executives. Now, boards have to do the same.
By Russ Banham | December 3, 2018
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KKR, Bain Set Up Severance Fund For Toys ‘R’ Us Workers
Human Resources

KKR, Bain Set Up Severance Fund For Toys ‘R’ Us Workers

Two hedge funds have declined to participate in the compensation of the former retailers' U.S. workers.
By William Sprouse | November 20, 2018
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Halliburton CFO Leaves After 17 Months
People

Halliburton CFO Leaves After 17 Months

Lance Loeffler, vice president of investor relations, was named the oilfield services company's new finance chief.
By Vincent Ryan | November 13, 2018
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Cloud Software Firm Qualtrics Files for IPO
The Cloud

Cloud Software Firm Qualtrics Files for IPO

Qualtrics says its "experience management" solutions represent a “vast, rapidly growing, and underpenetrated market opportunity.”
By Matthew Heller | October 23, 2018
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U.S. Unemployment Hits Lowest Level Since 1969
The Economy

U.S. Unemployment Hits Lowest Level Since 1969

But continued low real wage growth in September eased concerns over inflation.
By William Sprouse | October 5, 2018
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The Difference Between Good CFOs and Great CFOs
Talent Management

The Difference Between Good CFOs and Great CFOs

A CFO’s ability to build strong teams and develop successors is more important than ever.
By Sandy Cockrell III and Charles Holley | October 3, 2018
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KPMG Grows In-House RPA Expertise
Training

KPMG Grows In-House RPA Expertise

“Some lean in to change, aren’t frightened by it, and in that context are learning robotics to make themselves more productive.”
By David McCann | October 1, 2018
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What Gig Economy Jobs Are Really Like
Technology

What Gig Economy Jobs Are Really Like

Irregular and anti-social hours, sleep deprivation, exhaustion, low pay, no bargaining power — the autonomy comes at a price.
By Vincent Ryan | August 9, 2018
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Five Actions to Improve Sales Force Effectiveness
Workforce Management

Five Actions to Improve Sales Force Effectiveness

Attempts to fix a sales force's incentive plan often just create additional problems.
By Marwaan Karame | July 23, 2018
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Social Good and Business: The Winning Formula
Workplace Issues

Social Good and Business: The Winning Formula

Workplace giving and CSR programs help increase the emotional investment employees make in a company.
By Alessandra Cavalluzzi | July 17, 2018
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Be Wary of Promoting Top Sales Reps
Talent Management

Be Wary of Promoting Top Sales Reps

The best salespeople actually make poorer sales managers than those with worse sales performance, research shows.
By David McCann | February 26, 2018
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