writer, stickler for professionalism, wannabe athlete, fun wife, mediocre mom ... but always trying
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Michele McGovern's focus is on human resources and employment, aiming to provide practical insights into workplace dynamics. She predominantly cites data and provides how-to guides, indicating an interest in evidence-based approaches and actionable advice.
Given her emphasis on citing data and providing practical guidance, Michele may be particularly interested in pitches that offer unique insights or original research related to human resources trends, employee engagement strategies, leadership development, or evolving workplace cultures.
She does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but instead seems to address universal aspects of the workplace environment. Therefore, relevant experts with global perspectives or insights applicable across various industries would likely capture her attention.
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Some roles are defined by what you do . Marketing, sales and engineering, for example, are measured by action. Others are defined by what they know . That's finance.
Don't you hate the regret that sinks in after you make a poor decision? That feeling is exactly why finance leaders want to be better at decision-making.
For HR, summer isn't all sunshine. In fact, it usually presents some challenges for HR pros.
When you're a manager, it can be difficult to escape the whining these days.
When you hire, the ideal candidate would be talent-ready. Even if new hires didn't have all the skills and experience you need to fill each role, having them more prepared to take on the job would help.
But many pesky work realities bubble up that make finance pros feel hand-tied to fix.
By: Michele McGovern
It seems that everyone wonders these days: Will AI take my job? And their concern is real as AI gets smarter and capable of handling human work.
By: Michele McGovern
Staying ahead of the surge in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy filings can increase your odds of getting at least partial payment from cash-strapped debtors.
So there are some things leaders should never say — write, post, record or relay — when things go wrong.
But how you communicate — the language, tone and even timing — still dictates how the message lands, regardless of the communication channel you use.
