5 Business Management Trends for 2023

5 Business Management Trends for 2023

As disruption drives change on virtually every front, leaders have to keep their heads up. They must respond to threats strategically and pick their battles wisely. To help executives set the right priorities, the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) has identified five key trends that we believe will influence the business landscape in 2023—and the top opportunities that can help organizations forge ahead in the face of volatility.

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4 Leadership Trends to Watch in 2023

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It seems much of 2023 may lead us to really focus on how we can take care of employees better, even if that means standing on a chair and fixing a light every now and then. With that in mind, below are my thoughts on four trends to watch this year.

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The Possibilities with Video are Endless

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Video is here to stay. As you consider your budgets for 2023, consider how such an investment in revamping your management teams’ access to tools and resources can help them be the Brand Ambassadors they are in the company but more overtly as Thought Leaders online. Every company fighting for talent attraction and retention can benefit from personalizing their employee experience and communicating proactively with their employer brand!

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Reimagining Gender: Is Your Organization Ready to Navigate the New Reality

Gender is changing — rapidly. To be competitive, unlock innovation and attract talent, employees and organizational stakeholders must understand gender and apply an inclusive lens across the business. Organizations need to respect personal perspectives and establish clear organizational expectations. Providing and communicating clear processes and policies as well as determining what is working and what is not is key.

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The WAR for Talent is Not NEW

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Did you know this labor shortage is not caused by the pandemic? It was predicted in 1993 and has been repeatedly predicted. Yes, the pandemic amplified the predicted labor shortage of 2020, but it’s not the root cause BY FAR.

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