February 2020 ~ Strategic Human Capital Management (HCM) Blog

Thursday 27 February 2020

Creating more effective communication

Interested in improving organisational communication? - you'll find some good research based insights as well as a few comments from me in this article at HRD Connect.

Jon Ingham

@joningham, http://linkedin.com/in/joningham
info@joningham.com, +44 7904 185134

Top 100 HR Tech Influencer - Human Resources Executive
Mover and Shaker - HR magazine

Wednesday 26 February 2020

Thought Leaders and Influencers on Culture

I was also included in this list of thought leaders and influencers on culture earlier this month.

https://www.thinkers360.com/top-50-global-thought-leaders-and-influencers-on-culture-february-2020/

Both this and my role in the Hacking HR conference are interesting as I deliberately try not to talk about culture. I'll be explaining why in the Hacking HR event.

Jon Ingham

@joningham, http://linkedin.com/in/joningham
info@joningham.com, +44 7904 185134

Top 100 HR Tech Influencer - Human Resources Executive
Mover and Shaker - HR magazine

Tuesday 25 February 2020

Hacking HR Culture Panel

I'm really looking forward to Hacking HR's global conference on HR Innovation and the Future of Work next week.

I'll be moderating and inputting in the Culture panel at the start of the conference.

If you've not booked you should definitely do so, and can do this here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hr-innovation-and-future-of-work-global-online-conference-and-workshop-tickets-70667389063

Jon Ingham

@joningham, http://linkedin.com/in/joningham
info@joningham.com, +44 7904 185134

Top 100 HR Tech Influencer - Human Resources Executive
Mover and Shaker - HR magazine

Monday 17 February 2020

HRD Connect: Does your Function need a Meeting

I’ve been writing on Linkedin about other ways of organising and the need to shift focus from vertical hierarchies to eg horizontal teams. Doing this offers a lot of benefits in terms of increased effectiveness and efficiency.

However, it’s not even always necessary to shift focus in order to gain these benefits. Sometimes simply understanding the current focus is enough. Eg to realise that when we do have vertical hierarchies that we don’t have to treat groupings of people working at the same level and for the same manager like horizontal teams!

I’ve written about this in the context of functional ‘team’ meetings at HRD Connect.

Jon Ingham

@joningham, http://linkedin.com/in/joningham
info@joningham.com, +44 7904 185134

Top 100 HR Tech Influencer - Human Resources Executive
Mover and Shaker - HR magazine

Thursday 13 February 2020

HRD Summit CoLab on Social Leadership

I facilitated a colab on social leadership at the recent HRD Summit in Birmingham, UK.

Their colabs are supposed to be a workshop type event co-developing new insight on a topic, although I think many of these were quite presentational. And I did deliver a short, 20 minute presentation in mine too:

I explained that I think social leadership needs to change because traditional ways of leading of losing traction, and also because the urgency of change is now increasing too.

Photo credit: Cheryl Allen

However, the rest of the hour long session was focused on thinking though how social leadership differs from traditional leadership, and in particular, how it changes across each of the organisational groups I refer to in The Social Organization and my recent articles on this.