Adaptability is the new stability: How can HR rebuild workplace systems?

Ee Lyn, Chief People Officer at Avalara, sets out three vital steps for HR leaders to create systems that support adaptability in the workplace...
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Ee Lyn, Chief People Officer at Avalara
Ee Lyn, Chief People Officer at Avalara

Stability in the workplace used to mean predictability: Clear roles, steady career paths, operating models that changed slowly enough for people to catch up. 

That version of stability is gone.

According to the World Economic Forum’s The Future of Jobs 2025 report, employers anticipate that nearly four in 10 core skills will change by 2030. The organizations that hold up will be the ones built for the capacity to absorb that disruption.

The instinct in HR is to ask employees to adapt faster. Yet while adaptability is a mindset you can encourage, it becomes durable when there is a system underneath it

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