Work is Personal: How Authenticity Drives Performance and Culture
Publisher,Wiley
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Format, Hardcover
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No. of Pages, 240
Shelf: PROFESSIONAL BOOKS / BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT / PERSONNEL/HUMAN RESOURCE
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Connect with talent on a personal level to improve organization-wide performance
Written by renowned talent development consultant Amy P. Kelly, Work Is Personal: How Authenticity Drives Performance and Culture dispels the notion that work is separated from employees' personal lives and instead argues that employers must meet employees on a personal level to earn their loyalty and increase their effectiveness and productivity.
This book takes a deep dive into important employee considerations in the modern world of work, including benefits, HR, and talent development, providing key insights on the best way to approach the topics that employees care about most.
Real-life stories serve as examples of how each facet of work can make or break an employee's relationship to an organization.
Practical guidelines are provided to help readers start applying concepts as soon as today.
This book includes discussion on:
- Talent acquisition and onboarding, performance management, and compensation
- Reward and recognition and employee development
- Exit interviews and employee alumni programming
Work Is Personal earns a well-deserved spot on the bookshelves of all forward-thinking managers and business leaders seeking to better connect with employees and improve organization-wide performance through a more personal approach to talent management.
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Amy P. Kelly (Author)
AMY P. KELLY speaks, coaches, and consults as Vice President of Consulting for Jon Gordon’s Positive Training Company, in her role as a facilitator for the Association for Talent Development (ATD), and in her own business. She believes in people and organizations and works alongside them to help them become the individuals and organizations they were created to be. Her clients, including GE, McDonalds, Walmart, Dow, TekSynap, and Kontoor Brands, span government, enterprise technology, healthcare, financial services, nonprofit, higher education, and sports teams, among others.
