LDR21 and the Lausanne Global Workplace Forum 2019
We are pleased to announce [formally] our participation in the 2019 Lausanne Global Workplace Forum hosted in Manila, Philipines. Our founder and president, Jen Kelchner,…
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Stop Hiring for Culture Fit
If you’re looking for talented people you can turn into cultural doppelgängers—rather than seeking to align productive differences toward a common goal—you’re doing it wrong.…
The impact of FITARA on open source adoption in the Public Sector
The impact of FITARA on open source adoption in the Public Sector September 17, 2018 Krystina Francis When the Federal Information Technology Reform Act became…
The Power of Community | The Open Organization
On June 8, 2018, members of the Open Organization Ambassadors community joined Red Hat associates across the globe to discuss the power of community a…
#7: “Build don’t buy ” | Talent Trends with Aaron Atkins
#7: “Build don’t buy ” | Talent Trends with Aaron Atkins April 25, 2017 Jen Kelchner Growing in an iterative, agile fashion to stay on…
#6 : Scaling Without Sacrificing Quality with Aaron Atkins
#6 : Scaling Without Sacrificing Quality with Aaron Atkins April 18, 2017 Jen Kelchner Changing the game of talent acquisition to meet expectations of the…
Openness is key to working with Gen Z
Members of Generation Z operate openly by default. Are you ready to work with them? Leaders and managers everywhere collectively groan with the thought of…
#5 : Curating Communities Through Co-Working
#5 : Curating Communities Through Co-Working April 10, 2017 Jen Kelchner Continuing to unpack coworking Part 2: The conversation continues with our leaders in the…
#4 : Curating Communities Through Co-Working
#4 : Curating Communities Through Co-Working April 10, 2017 Jen Kelchner Co-Working as an industry Our guests are leaders in the co-working industry who are…
#3 : Assuming Positive Intent With Sam Knuth of Red Hat
#3 : Assuming Positive Intent With Sam Knuth of Red Hat April 10, 2017 Jen Kelchner What happens when we assume positive intent? Sam Knuth…