The Grammy Awards | What Taylor Swift's record-breaking win can teach HR

This year's Grammy Awards happened over the weekend, with the star-studded ceremony seeing some of the biggest music names join for a night to celebrate the talent of the past year.

Women dominated the celebration, taking home a majority of the wins on the night, and taking over most of the ceremony’s live performances.

Women dominated so many of the major categories that this years’ Awards has been dubbed ‘Year of the Women’. The Song of the Year award went to Billie Eilish for “What Was I Made For?”, whilst Record of the Year went to Miley Cyrus, her first ever Grammy, for the hit song “Flowers”.

Notably, it was Taylor Swift who made the most headlines for winning Album of the Year for the fourth time – the only person in history who has done this. The 34-year-old singer-songwriter is one of the most famous people on the planet. And her winning of the most coveted award at the Grammys, as well as how much female artists dominated this years’ event, can teach us a few things about navigating HR and how to be a good employer...