Wednesday, July 29, 2020

PepsiCos SVP Speaks About The Need For Bold Action

PepsiCo's SVP Speaks About The Need For 'Strong Action' I go to a million meetings, and this one has been exceptional, Deborah Rosado Shaw, SVP, Chief Global Diversity and Engagement Officer at PepsiCo told a horde of 100 ladies on Thursday (Nov. 2) at the debut Fairygodboss Galvanize Summit. At the NYC-based meeting, which commenced Wednesday night, pioneers of womens worker asset bunches assembled to conceptualize how to make their womens organizes increasingly powerful. Shaw whose introduction followed a not insignificant rundown of rousing speakers, including Accentures CHRO Ellyn Shook and GEs Vice Chair Beth Comstock, among others consummately summarized the soul and vitality of the highest point. I think theres a genuine chance to have today be a day that we think back on a month or in twelve months and go, I recollect that day; I recall who I talked with and it made a huge difference. Furthermore, its extremely about concluding that that is the thing that we need this day to be. Pick something you heard today and have it be what has any kind of effect for you. She drove home the point that so as to gain ground, its significant not to harp on whats wrong and whats not working yet to rather to contemplate whats missing and what we can accomplish to move in the direction of a progressively equivalent working environment for all ladies. I think generally this gathering is extremely about tending to whats missing, Shaw stated, saying thanks to Fairygodboss Co-Founders Romy Newman and Georgene Huang for welcoming her to talk and for having the guts to assemble us to carry us into a space to perceive what we may find through and with one another. While Shaw mixed some diversion into her comments kidding, for example, that she birthed three and obtained two of her five kids, which she energetically suggests she didnt avoid having what she called a young lady talk. She talked powerfully about sexual orientation imbalance, yet in addition racial disparity and how the two meet. At the point when we state non-white individuals, we typically mean men, she said. Also, when we state ladies, we dont normally mean ladies of shading. Shaw referenced that it was Latinas Equal Pay Day meaning Latina ladies would need to work through November 2 of this current year to make a similar measure of cash that white men made a year ago (Equal Pay Day for white ladies fell toward the beginning of April this year). Shaw entrusted those in the crowd with taking with them their support and authority aptitudes to each new discussion they have. We must be extremely comprehensive so as to connect one another and truly get whats conceivable out of a room this way and afterward the entirety of the rooms that you folks contact, she said. Since youre all agents here. Notwithstanding imparting to the crowd some noteworthy counsel, Shaw offered some understanding into what PepsiCo is doing to progress womens professions. At the organization, where theres an objective to have sexual orientation equality in the board positions by 2025, it was rarely about in the event that we ought to do this; it was about how, Shaw clarified. She highlighted activities, for example, PepsiCos Ready to Return program, and furthermore stressed the significance of helping more ladies especially ladies of shading gain admittance to control. Throughout the years, Ive worked with a ton of Fortune 100 organizations, she stated, and what Ive realized is that the thing that matters is about access. Shaw and her associates have worked with ladies in the U.S., yet in addition with PepsiCo representatives over the world. Theyve conceptualized approaches to make their ladies centered preparing programs work across various societies and races, meeting ladies in nations, for example, Dubai, where ladies face life challenges, social obstructions, and authoritative hindrances that positively dont reflect those ladies face in the U.S. The primary concern, however, continues as before: furnishing ladies with the certainty and access they have to move past the impediments that confine them. While she tended to the crowd with faithful expert articulation, certainty, and balance, Shaw didn't profess to have all the appropriate responses. Theres a lot to deal with, she said. Theres no the appropriate response. On the off chance that there was a known arrangement, why wouldnt the best organizations on the planet as of now have made sense of this? All things considered, she left the group with some down to earth counsel on the best way to consider driving change: Gender equality is a game-evolving result, Shaw said. Its vital. Its about useful disturbance. Its motivation driven. Its about enlivened commitment. Its profoundly communitarian. Its about creation. Its about intense activity.

Wednesday, July 22, 2020

6 Tips to a Less Stressful More Productive #SHRM17 - Workology

6 Tips to a Less Stressful More Productive #SHRM17 - Workology READ MORE SHRM ANNUAL CONFERENCE RESOURCES So you’ve registered for SHRM 2017 and booked your hotel. It may be too early to start packing â€" ok, it’s definitely too early to start packing â€" but it’s never too early to plan for the conference experience you really want. Without proper planning it’s  easy to get swept along from talk to talk, booth to booth, missing out on the best networking and learning opportunities. Without proper packing it’s easy to tire yourself out or drain your batteries dry, stranding you in your hotel room while other HR pros are enjoying great dinners, great parties and meeting all the right people while having a good time. Don’t let that happen to you!  Don’t forget to: Pack Chargers, Cables, Batteries If you’re an experienced business traveler you already know this one, but I’m going to remind you anyway: you must pack all the chargers, cables and rechargeable batteries that your gadgets need. If you don’t, your conference experience will be pretty miserable. Imagine losing an hour or more out of the day, every day during SHRM, because you keep having to return to your room to charge your phone? Imagine having to pay convention center prices for a spare lightning cable, or trekking all over an unfamiliar city looking for one that’s a bit cheaper? Pack Sensible Shoes SHRM  the largest annual gathering of HR professionals in the US. It’s understandable if you want to impress your colleagues with cute and/or gorgeous  shoes. But do you want to have tired, sore, blistering and maybe even bloody feet inside those cute shoes? No, you do not. You also don’t want to pack your comfiest, scuffed up sneakers, no matter how heavenly your feet will feel even after a whole day on your feet. Dilemma! Split the difference between cute and comfy with smartly polished loafers or ballet flats with built-in support or insoles. … and Sensible Clothes This year the SHRM conference is being held in New Orleans. That means its probably going to be warm â€" but make sure to check the forecast just before packing your bags, in case its going to be rainy or cooler than expected, keeping in mind that youll be spending hours each day in a very air conditioned convention center. Do you need layers? Maybe just a light cardigan that you can take off when you leave the conference behind to explore the city?  You don’t want to be sweaty, frozen or just plain uncomfortable and you don’t want to dress it too down or too up. So avoid full suits and opt for summer weight cardigans, crisp light weight slacks, khakis or skirts and nice â€" and again light weight â€" shirts. And most importantly, remember to pack at least two outfits you can wear out at night! Take Time Out For You Introverts have been such a hot topic in the last few years that by now we all know â€" I mean, I hope we all know â€" that taking time out for yourself isn’t a bad thing. Even if you’re the most extroverted HR lady at SHRM 2017, you should still take some time out of your day that’s just for you. What that consists of depends on you. Maybe it’s a lazy breakfast in your hotel room. Maybe it’s regular coffee breaks throughout the day where you decompress and update your Pinterest boards. Maybe it’s sneaking out of SHRM to take in the sights â€" here’s what’s going down in New Orleans this June. Meet New People Introvert or extrovert, it can be tempting to spend conferences catching up with colleagues and old friends. But professional development doesn’t just mean learning about all the latest HR tech (and collecting all the sweet free swag), it also means expanding your network. One of the most important things you can do for yourself at SHRM this year is putting yourself out there to meet new people. Don’t assume you already know all the cool kids â€" get out there and meet the hungry young HR and HR tech pros! SHRM has a great program called Meet to Eat which allows you to connect with new people in a friendly, organized yet random way over dinner. Look for the Meet to Eat kiosk when you pick up your badge near registration. I know networking can be stressful, even in a relaxed environment, but if meeting new people is a bit of a phobia for you, you can overcome this fear but setting small goals. Make a resolution to introduce yourself to one HR pro you admire this year.  Have  your friends introduce you to a couple of their friends each day of the conference. Or take the time to really talk to vendors and speakers about their new projects. By the time SHRM 2017 is over you’ll have made valuable new contacts. Take Your Badge Off at Night This one is obvious. I hope. I wish. But don’t go to parties wearing a name tag. Don’t go to dinner wearing a name tag. Don’t leave the convention centre wearing a name tag. Don’t go on public transit wearing a name tag. Don’t do it. Stop. Wearing your badge at night tells others two things: 1) you’re all business, no play; 2) you want everyone to know your name. Once the conference has wrapped for the day, it’s time to put away your name badge, change your outfit and, well, socialize. Of course all the parties and dinners associated with big professional conferences are also networking opportunities, but they call for a different kind of networking, one where you don’t tell everyone up front about your new product, project or theory, and instead relax a bit together. Take off your badge  and have a good time! READ MORE SHRM ANNUAL CONFERENCE RESOURCES SHRM17 Podcast Interview with Dr. Britt Andreatta 5 Ways to Tackle#SHRM17 with Project Management How to Attend the SHRM Conference Virtually HR Conference Tips for Pregnant Mommas 2017 SHRM Party Guide

Wednesday, July 15, 2020

3 Passive-Aggressive Phrases You Shouldnt Say - The Muse

3 Passive-Aggressive Phrases You Shouldnt Say - The Muse 3 Passive-Aggressive Phrases You Shouldnt Say You're a pleasant individual and you never need anybody to suspect something, particularly not your colleagues, the exquisite individuals you sit close to five days every week. In this way, with an end goal to consistently be caring, you water down input by making statements like, Perhaps it's simply me, however… And while those sorts of remark qualifiers are typically originating from a decent spot, odds are the individual accepting it won't take it that way. They'll believe you're simply being latent forceful and not really quietly concealing what you're truly attempting to state. To keep you from ever being that individual, here are three expressions you ought to maintain a strategic distance from in gatherings dependent on my own special (and normal) encounters additionally, reward, I disclose to you how to say what you're thinking in a progressively direct, yet affable way. 1. I Was Surprised/Confused/Curious About… What the Person Hears: You're Wrong. I worked with a lady who regularly attempted mask her analysis thusly. As opposed to simply being forthright that she didn't exactly follow my line of reasoning, she'd endeavor to appear to be genuinely shocked by what I'd said. While she might've done this trying to mellow the blow, I never heard it like that. Rather, I accepting it as a betray on the grounds that my supervisor was in participation and that feeling drove me to expeditiously disregard her criticism. Which was grievous, on the grounds that I'm almost certain she regularly had a point. What to Say Instead I thought X was unique, since Y. Would you be able to walk me through your means? 2. Gracious, I Thought You Understood… What the Person Hears: You Did it Wrong Because You're Stupid. I've run into this a couple of times when working with bigger, cross-useful groups. Unavoidably, there would be a couple of various interpretations of a task's objectives. Also, if everybody wasn't imparting great, wires would get crossed and the undertaking would get off course. At the point when the opportunity arrived to introduce our outcomes which were definitely off-base somebody would shout, God help us, I thought you comprehended the target! Obviously nobody's upbeat in this circumstance, so saying this equitable fans the fire and keeps individuals from increasing any knowledge from the work that was done-regardless of whether it wasn't exactly right. What to Say Instead You took this an unexpected way in comparison to I at first proposed, however how about we talk about what you discovered, check whether it can make this work, and if not, what the subsequent stages will be. 3. As a matter of fact… . What the Person Hears: I Think You're an Idiot. While in fact this word shouldn't be hostile, I've discovered that pretty much whenever somebody utilizes it, they're simply supporting their remarks. An associate once disclosed to me she was really dazzled, with an article I'd as of late composed. Regardless of whether that was actually the situation, I didn't accept it as a commendation, yet rather as an affront. (Interpretation: I didn't figure you could do that, so I was amazed when I was intrigued with your article.) Such a little word, such a major effect! What to Say Instead For this situation, you can in reality simply expel the really from whatever you're going to state. Being-or seeming aloof forceful can truly sneak up on you. At the point when we attempt to limit analysis, things can without much of a stretch go astray. As opposed to framing your helpful analysis in befuddling language, simply come out and state it-considerately. Your associates will value your openness, and you'll abstain from being marked as the most noticeably terrible individual to meet with in the workplace.

Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Job Search In A Digital Age Workshop

Job Search In A Digital Age Workshop The philosophy of a job for life no longer exists. Finding that perfect job used to be simpler. You sent or dropped off a resume ~ each resume was reviewed by a real person ~ interviews were conducted by human beings. Thats so old school. The internet, job boards, social media, and now artificial intelligence have disrupted the HR sector and radically altered the recruitment and selection process. Employers will Google you and review your social media profiles before making a final hiring decision, possibly even before inviting you to an interview. Conducting an effective job search in a digital age involves understanding digital recruitment tools and trends, how your social media presence can help or hinder your quest for a new job and developing a networking plan to penetrate the hidden job market. This is a 2-hour interactive job search workshop leading participants through the evolution of job search. Attendees will learn about the job search wheel and start the process of creating key job search tools including a job search plan, target employer list, elevator speech, and networking business card. The role of social media including active versus static sites will be explored culminating in a self-assessment of your LinkedIn profile with advice to improve your profile strength and achieve ALL STAR status. Participants will leave feeling prepared to launch an aggressive and strategic job search embracing social media, in-person and online networking, contingency and retained recruiters to land quicker in their ideal job. Click here for a sneak peek at the table of contents for the workbook used to deliver this course. Who should attend Individualsidling in job search mode failing to secure a request for an interview or a final job offer. If the phone isnt ringing, its likely either the result of an inferior resume or an inferior job search plan. Corporationsfacing potential closure or staff downsizing should support the affected employees with effective job search strategies to lessen their time in career transition while optimizing the organizations public perception as a caring and responsible company. Associationsseeking to add value for their membership, being there to support their members and enhance their skill set not only when gainfully employed but also while on an active job search. B-school chapters supporting their alumni from graduation to retirement by partnering with a global authority in career management and job search, self-proclaimed LinkedIn junkie, and EMBA career coach. Martin tells it like it is. He gives you the straight goods on what you need to do in order to land your next dream job in a very competitive digital world. From cover letter prep, resume writing suggestions that will ensure your resume stands out and gets noticed, to LinkedIn tips and tricks to help drive recruiters to your profile page, Martin will guide you through the entire process. Alex Hrnjez After 14 years of not needing to look for employment, a day with Martin provided the correct current kickstart to my job search journey. Martin is supportive and in short, knows his stuff. I feel inspired to start this journey and confident I have been put on the right path with some good tools now at my fingertips. Thanks Martin, for a great day and start!Marnia Coco Martin completely changed my perspective on how to advertise my qualifications and successfully land my new rewarding job. I guess I finally appreciate how important personal branding and aggressive networking could be when looking for career advancement.Thank you for sharing some of your experiences and for the excellent tips!Adriana Durca Martins candid and knowledgeable approach to selling yourself on paper has provided me with the tools and confidence to break through the doors of the job search market. Martin delivered a very comfortable, entertaining and detailed seminar. I leave today feeling empowered, motivated and ambitious.Thank you.Ewa Probert Unsure at this point what I want to do for the rest of my life. Leaning towards retirement. However, after sitting with yu for a day and listening to you and your techniques, I am going to put myself out there and update my resume and LinkedIn profile, because maybe the perfect opportunity or something I cant pass up presents itself.Thank you, Martin, for spending your time to help encourage me to do it.Cindy Rawson Resume writing is an opportunity this is what I have learned from Martin today. An opportunity to know oneself as you have to do self-reflection in order to actually sell yourself to potential employers.With Martin sharing his knowledge, expertise and personal experiences, it gave me confidence and a sense of hope in this period of career transition that I am currently going through.I am, by nature, a positive person, but having this opportunity to knowing Martin and learning from him brought my can do attitude at a higher level.Grateful for this opportunity and I look forward to learning more from Martin by following him on LinkedIn and Facebook.Thank you!Arlina Cruz

Wednesday, July 1, 2020

Career Opportunities Abound For You - But Can You See Them

Career Opportunities Abound For You - But Can You See Them Look for what you want Creating opportunity is a mindset. Opportunities are actually everywhere we dont see them all because were stuck in the same patterns of thinking. Our thoughts affect the way we see opportunity. Here are some examples of patterns of thinking that block us from seeing an opportunity: He’s next in line for the promotion. I’m not qualified for that job. That job won’t fit the needs of my family. These thought patterns are what limit us. However, look at that list again they are all future projections and not based on facts. No matter how rough it’s been in the past or how stuck you currently feel, the future is yet to unfold! There are always more options than what it seems. Here are a couple suggestions to keep an open mind in creating career opportunities. Look for what you want To be successful here, you must know what you want. Or at least have a vague idea, which is sometimes the hardest part. Different examples include: I want a promotion. I want to develop a new skill. I want a career that fits my lifestyle. The key here is not to figure out how it is going to happen, but identifying what you want. The ‘how’ could happen in a dozen different ways including through an acquaintance, a Career Coaching appointment, or a random bumping into someone in line at Starbucks. The idea is to remain open to opportunity wherever it presents itself, not trying to control how it happens. Sometimes, it’s in the unexpected. Be ready That means clearly communicating what you want. It means having your story ready to tell others. If you are not ready to receive the opportunity, it will be hard to find. Some things fall right into your lap, but most things are given only when you are ready to receive them. So, be prepared for opportunities to come to you. Don’t give up If you don’t see the position on job boards or on the company site or anywhere with your intelligent searching skills, ask. Ask us, ask your friends, ask your family. Don’t give up! Keep asking and searching until you get closer to your goal. Avoid negative thinking No matter what situation, negative thinking usually doesn’t help us get what we want. Emotions can drag us into negative thinking; however, just like doing a push-up, you can mentally shove out negative thoughts such as: ‘I’ll never find what I want.’ ‘No one will want to hire me.’ When these thoughts come up, stop and replace them with more affirmative thoughts such as: ‘I have unique skills that can add value to any organization.’ ‘I am good at what I do.’ Thought patterns don’t change overnight, but recognizing it and catching it when you can, will help. Think.Inspire.Change.Grow.