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Workspan Daily
02/23/2023
Narrowing the Rewards Focus Employee surveys and conjoint analyses often show a gap between the perceived value and actual cost of total rewards, which includes pay, benefits, careers and well-being.
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Journal Article
08/25/2025
Moving Beyond the “PM is Broken” Narrative
The debate over whether performance management (PM) "works" has dominated discussions for decades, filling countless articles and books with analyses of its perceived failures.
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Workspan Daily
12/13/2022
Compensation and HR professionals were focused on implementing preventive measures, including robust companywide privileged pay equity analyses, and voluntarily remediating any unexplained pay differences.
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Workspan Magazine
08/06/2025
Remodeling Job Architecture, Role Mapping
To support this type of strategic workforce planning, organizations are in various stages of conducting role-by-role analyses to identify where AI is likely to automate tasks versus augment skill acquisition, and then reworking job design and architecture.
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Workspan Magazine
10/03/2024
Given the low expected payout at grant, this results in favorable headline compensation numbers for executives, and favorable treatment in proxy advisor analyses.
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Workspan Magazine
04/08/2026
It’s an operating system that requires maintenance.
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Journal Article
05/15/2025
AI tools can complement skill evaluation analyses and labor market research, as noted in
Stephany and Teutloff (2024).
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Journal Article
11/14/2024
Organizations should move beyond industry norms, market-best practices and traditional assumptions about compensation and conduct their own rigorous pilot studies and data-driven analyses to understand how compensation affects their specific workforce.
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Journal Article
09/30/2021
Data scientists can do the highly technical work, but practitioners must be able to identify and define the issues and to interpret the results of the analyses using human judgment.
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Workspan Magazine
04/08/2026
“Writing JDs or conducting job analyses were often tasks that HR pros, as HR analysts, did early in their careers to learn about the function and help them understand their organization and the work being done,” he said.
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