
Blaise Radley
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3 weeks ago |
blog.workday.com | Blaise Radley
In this article we discuss: When you're running a small business, every decision matters. And few are as critical as how you attract, engage, and retain your people. Yet many small business owners overlook one essential ingredient for success: Creating a solid human resources (HR) strategy. Today, about half of all small businesses handle HR in-house.
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1 month ago |
blog.workday.com | Carrie Varoquiers |Blaise Radley |Maria Valero
In this article we discuss: We're at a turning point in how we build our workforces. The old rules of hiring—overemphasizing degrees, past job titles, and years of experience— aren't just outdated; they're holding us back. The good news, according to our latest skills research, is that 86% of business leaders report that they would be comfortable hiring someone based on their skills profile.
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1 month ago |
blog.workday.com | Blaise Radley
In this article we discuss:Putting ERP to Work Every growing company hits a point where spreadsheets, disconnected systems, and manual processes start to hold them back. For midsize businesses, that inflection point often comes fast—especially when you're scaling operations, adding complexity, or simply trying to get cleaner data across teams. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are built to solve exactly that—but their success depends on their company fit.
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1 month ago |
filmhounds.co.uk | Blaise Radley
Night Moves (1975) opens as all good movies should—as if we're instead watching a random episode of a long-running sleazy detective procedural. Playing private investigator Harry Moseby, Gene Hackman (may he rest in peace) lurches onto screen as if he owns the joint, stepping out of a dusty green Ford Mustang lightly tossing his keys in the air, the slinky jazz score perfectly matching the twilight mood.
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1 month ago |
blog.workday.com | Blaise Radley
In this article we discuss: Corporate governance is often associated with large corporations, where formal structures and oversight help guide decision-making, ensure compliance, and build investor confidence. But governance isn't just for enterprises with expansive boards and complex hierarchies. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) also benefit from strong governance practices, even if their structures look different.
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