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“BOLO” Rollins College: HR Pros, Be On the Lookout! April 6, 2015
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“BOLO”Rollins College: HR Pros, Be On the Lookout!

April 6, 2015

BOLO List

1.Let’s Get Rid of HR!

2.Hunting for Purple Squirrels

3. Taking Flying Lessons from Pegasus

4.Just Wanted to Let You Know, I’m Not Coming in Today

5. Treat Employees Like Volunteers

6.But I Went into HR Because I HATE Math!

1. Let’s Get Rid of HR!

Why?(What’s the issue with HR?)

The problem with HR is real.

It’s time to say good-bye …

Ram Charan

Harvard Business Review, July 2014

https://hbr.org/2014/07/its-time-to-split-hr

Let’s Get Rid of HR!

(not really a new theme)

The Future of HR … Isn’t HR.

Evolution from “Personnel Office” to “Human

Resources” to “Talent Management”

Old focus: Administration

New focus: Talent supply chain

2. Hunting for Purple Squirrels

Who!?(What the heck is a purple squirrel?)

Who, me?!?!

For all practical purposes,

there is no such thing as a

“Purple Squirrel;” not in nature

and not in the job market.

Qualified Candidates …

Some Assembly Required

Be realistic about the job requirements … you

don’t need a CFO with coding and programming

skills, so just stop!

3. Taking Flying Lessons from Pegasus

Huh!?(How would that even work?)

Taking HR lessons from Google

is like taking flying lessons from

a Pegasus. Google is an

anomaly …

Todd Justman

(responding to a recent Wall Street Journal write-up)

http://www.wsj.com/articles/at-google-the-science-of-working-better-1427673486

Just Because it’s a “Best Practice”

Doesn’t Mean it’s Best for YOU

Today’s best practice is either tomorrow’s business-

as-usual or it’s just the flavor of the month

Innovate based on your organization’s purpose,

culture and people

4. I’m Not Coming In … Ever!

What!?(Get used to it … )

The concept of a job, as we

know it, is starting to go

away.

Josh Bersin

The End of a Job as We Know It

http://www.forbes.com/sites/joshbersin/2012/01/31/the-end-of-a-job-as-we-know-it/

Jun 1st 2013

http://www.economist.com/news/business/21578658-talent-

exchanges-web-are-starting-transform-world-work-workforce

I’m Not Coming In … Ever!

TaaSTalent-as-a-Service

5. Treat Employees Like ______________

WTH!?!?(What The Holacracy?)

All great changes are

preceded by chaos.

Deepak Chopra

6. But … I Hate Math!

C’mon …Admit it!!!

Big Data

There is no question that HR

will start to really "get"

analytics in the coming years.

Josh Bersin

The Future of HR is Data-Driven

Or in other words, sense-making …

“Big Data” at Devon Energy

HR’s Role in “Big Data”

1. Start with the problem, not the data

2. Data cleaning and defining is about 80% of the work

3. HR analysts don’t have to be computer scientists

4. The key is curiosity … and asking the right questions!

http://www.bersin.com/blog/post.aspx?id=574b5527-ce55-4ec6-8c45-c8f05f85162e

Recap

1.Let’s Get Rid of HR!

2.Hunting for Purple Squirrels

3. Taking Flying Lessons from Pegasus

4. I’m Not Coming in Today

5. Treat Employees Like Volunteers

6.But I Went into HR Because I HATE Math!

Your Turn …

Steve Urquhart

@workforce101

[email protected]

linkedin.com/in/steveurquhart


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