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Return to the Nest: The Silent Migration of The Boomerang Youth

For many young adults, the dream is simple… Graduate from a good university, build a career, gain financial independence, and move out of the family home. In North America and Europe, this step is seen not just as a milestone, but as an expected part of becoming an adult. In recent years, this expectation has […]

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Finding Balance in Leadership with “Stagility” in the Age of AI

We’re living in an era of rapid transformation driven by AI, automation, and digital disruption. And it’s not just the way we work that’s evolving. Leadership itself is undergoing a major shift. According to Deloitte’s 2025 Global Human Capital Trends report, 75% of employees are seeking more stability at work, while 85% of leaders believe […]

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Are Skills Becoming More Important Than Diplomas?

In today’s hiring landscape, it’s no longer just about diplomas, skills are taking center stage. And this isn’t just a passing trend. It’s a global shift in how talent is evaluated. A quiet but powerful revolution is underway in recruitment. For decades, hiring decisions revolved around where a candidate went to school, the degrees they […]

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Is There a Silent Divide Between HR and the C-Suite?

As organizations prepare for the future, strategies, technologies, and transformation plans take center stage. But one important factor is often overlooked: strategic alignment between Human Resources and top executives. Mercer’s “New Shape of Work” interview series, particularly the episode titled Bridging the Gap: C-Suite and HR Priorities for Success in 2025, highlights this very issue. […]

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Super-Aging Societies and HR’s Evolving Role

According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2025, super-aging societies, especially in countries like Japan, Italy, and Germany, are among the most significant global risks by 2035. Turkey is also rapidly approaching this demographic turning point. In this new landscape, HR leaders must go beyond traditional responsibilities like recruitment and talent management to […]

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The Importance of Psychological Safety for High-Performing Teams

One of the strongest indicators of success in today’s business world is how effectively teams can work together. At the core of this collaboration lies psychological safety. Coined by Harvard Professor Amy Edmondson in 1999, this concept refers to a work environment where team members feel safe to express their ideas without fear of punishment or humiliation.

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