Stevland Bridge

Stevland Bridge

Sumber Daya Manusia

Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta 964 pengikut

Happier People, Higher Performance.

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Happier People. High Performance We help organization building happier workplace to drive performance through HR Program and People Process We are here to partner with your organization in driving performance through taking care the most important element of your business. The People We believe by ensuring Quality People Process starting from Attraction , Selection, Induction, Learning & Development, Performance Management, Talent Management, will guarantee the organization high performance Our Consultants have the experience for more than 17 years in with Multinational Organization, Local Organization, NGOs, and Start Up to support their people process especially in South East Asian Countries. However, most importantly. We have the love and passion for people development and optimizing people potential that we embodied in our work.

Website
http://stevlandbridge.com/
Industri
Sumber Daya Manusia
Ukuran perusahaan
2-10 karyawan
Kantor Pusat
Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta
Jenis
Milik Sendiri
Tahun Pendirian
2018

Lokasi

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    88 Office Tower, Effist - Lantai 18. Jl. Casablanca Raya Kav. 88

    Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta 12870, ID

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    Lihat profil Edwin Djakaria, grafis

    Director at Stevland Bridge

    "Is Empathy the Critical Leadership Skill for the Future? Recently, I discovered an intriguing book called 'The Empathy Advantage' by Heather E McGowan & Chris Shipley during a podcast called Digital HR Leaders with David Green. It got me thinking about how vital empathy is for both organizations and leaders in shaping and steering them toward success. The world of business is constantly evolving, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The way people work, their priorities, and what they find meaningful has undergone a significant transformation. We've seen this in trends like the 'great resignation' and the increasing focus on achieving a healthy work-life balance. As a result, organizations need to adapt to these changes. They need to create environments that support the well-being and purpose of their people. One big lesson from the book is the importance of empathy in leadership. Empathy, compassion, and really listening to others are skills that leaders need to develop to ensure the success of their teams and organizations. This book offers valuable insights that can help leaders navigate the complexities of today's world. It's definitely worth checking out!" #stevlandbridge #SVB #Empathyadvantage #Leadership #empathy 

    The Empathy Advantage by Heather E McGowan

    The Empathy Advantage by Heather E McGowan

    heathermcgowan.com

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  • [OPEN RECRUITMENT PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT INTERN] Stevland Bridge (SVB) is opening an opportunity for fresh graduates or final-year college students to enroll in our team as People Development Intern! If you’re looking to be a part of a dynamic, divergent thinking team and an opportunity to work in human resource management and consulting area, look no further. To apply, go to bit.ly/SVBPDIntern and complete the form at the latest Friday, April 12th 2024 at 11.59 AM (afternoon). You will need to enclose your latest updated Curriculum Vitae as a REQUIREMENT of the application. The expected starting date will be in the 1st week of May 2024, with hybrid work-arrangements. If this is the opportunity for you, what are you waiting for? Apply Now! #hrd #openrecruitment #jobseeker #peopledevelopment #intern #internopportunity #magang #work #job #hr #humanresource #humanresourceinternship #internship #hrinternship #loker #lowongankerja

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    Lihat profil Alika Putri Fatia, grafis

    Psychologist Profession Education Student at Universitas Gadjah Mada

    In the realm of modern workplaces, employers often implement fun perks such as happy hours, game rooms, casual dress codes as a way to boost employee morale and enhance retention rates. But... While it seems enticing, rather than implementing 'fun' benefits as a one-size-fits-all solution for the modern workplace problems, the most important thing for HR to do is to ensure employees' fundamental requirements are met. One thing that I think we could refer to while deciding on the right HR strategies and employee benefits is the Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. This theory could offers valuable insights that HR professionals can leverage to ensure that both essential and 'fun' benefits align with employees' needs across different stages of their careers. Let's take a look at some of the examples! 1) Physiological Needs: At the foundational level of Maslow's hierarchy are physiological needs such as food, water, and shelter. In the workplace context, this translates to providing employees with fair compensation, access to healthcare, and adequate rest breaks to ensure that employees feel secure and valued. 2) Safety Needs: Safety needs encompass physical safety as well as job security and a stable work environment. In this case, safety protocols, clear communication about job expectations and opportunities for career growth could fosters a sense of security among employees. 3) Social Needs: Once physiological and safety needs are met, employees seek a sense of belonging and connection with their peers. HR can support social needs by organizing team-building activities, creating mentorship programs, and fostering a culture of collaboration and inclusivity. 4) Esteem Needs & Self Actualization Employees crave recognition and validation for their contributions, which aligns with Maslow's esteem needs. At the pinnacle of Maslow's hierarchy lies self-actualization, where individuals strive to realize their full potential and achieve personal growth. HR could address these two aspects by implementing performance recognition programs and providing opportunities for skill & career advancement. When it comes to the 'fun' benefits. I think these benefits can also play a role in enhancing satisfaction and morale. However, these perks should complement, rather than overshadow, the fulfillment of basic needs. That is why every HR professional should carefully consider the preferences and interests of employees when designing 'fun' benefits, ensuring they contribute to a positive work environment without detracting from essential offerings. How about you, what do you think regarding this matter? Feel free to discuss it and here I've attached some references for our further read about how Maslow's theory could contribute to workplace management. Have a nice day! #Stevland Bridge https://lnkd.in/gSxb66_u

    Council Post: Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs In Your Organization: How To Support Your Employees At Every Stage

    Council Post: Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs In Your Organization: How To Support Your Employees At Every Stage

    forbes.com

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    Lihat profil Edwin Djakaria, grafis

    Director at Stevland Bridge

    Learn, Re-learn & Unlearn : Dynamic people management approach. Our world today is dynamic and exciting. Business pace is faster than ever, with technology such as artificial intellegence, the growth of mobile apps, it creates accelerated change in consumer behavior and at the end accelerated its expectation towards products and services. To keep up, business needs to run as fast or even faster that the market demand, otherwise it will lose relevance. Competition is also getting more and more fierce as information and knowledge are more open which means the edge that a business leader have will not last for long, competition will chase in a blink of an eye. We have seen many great product innovation only last for several years before new innovation appear. More than ever business needs to continously adapt. This situation creates dynamic employement landscape both for employee and company. How people work, how we manage people is also changing. Business dynamic drives dynamic also in people behaviour. How people see work, organization, leaders, and employment, is also adjusting. We need to also learn, re-learn, and unlearn. For employee, it reshapes the way we manage our career. With the current business situation our career could move foreard, Move up, Move to the side, or even step back to jump higher in other career area that we would like to explore. Career lattice, is how we use to call the career movement to almost all direction. This is motivated also with several element such as drive to enrich experience, following passion, and alternative ways of living. For example, there is slow ways of living that adopted by some of the people where people want to ensure that is room to breathe, enjoy the moment, and less pace in its daily life. This kind of alternative approach will shape how people drive the career. For Business and Organization, we need to start from how we should attract people into our organization, type of selection, followed by the new ways of onboarding, development, and performance managment. Furthermore the way HR Manage compensation and benefit, Employee Data, People Analytics are some of the element that is critical to ensure people are performing align with organization and company ambition. The type of contract, are we going to have freelance, short term or long term, up to whether we should hire people or use machine and technology. This strategic decision will shape the form, pace, and approach of the organization moving forward. Therefore, for both people and organization, more than ever we need to ensure we are ready to face the fluctuative changes that happens. We need to have the right sets of values that guides us in managing the organization. And one thing we should not miss is to continuously learn, re-learn, and unlearn. #stevlandbridge

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    Lihat profil Alika Putri Fatia, grafis

    Psychologist Profession Education Student at Universitas Gadjah Mada

    With the evergrowing development of technology, have you ever found it hard to stay humane in your workplace? As we're navigating through 2024 with all its tech-antics, adapting technological advancements to enhance competitiveness is a given for any organization. But, it might present its challenge in fostering a human-centric workplace culture. So, as HR professionals, here are some things to keep in mind while designing our HR programs amidst the evolving tide of intelligent tech within our company : 1) Emphasize the importance of emotional intelligence While digital technology can help the company streamline processes and optimize efficiency, it's crucial to emphasize the irreplaceable value of emotional intelligence in fostering healthy workplace dynamics. Encouraging empathy, active listening, and open communication among employees would cultivate a sense of a supportive and inclusive environment within one organization. 2) Foster a culture of creativity and innovation As intelligent technology automates routine tasks, it frees up space for human creativity and innovation to flourish. Encourage employees to think outside the box and embrace failure as a stepping stone to growth. Providing opportunities such as cross-functional collaboration and interdisciplinary learning could stimulate innovation and drive organizational success. 3) Promote critical thinking and ethical decision-making In a world increasingly reliant on algorithms and data-driven insights, critical thinking skills are more valuable than ever. Equip employees with the tools and resources to evaluate information critically, challenge assumptions, and make ethical decisions aligned with organizational values. Values like integrity, transparency, and accountability should also be greatly internalized within one organization and in any aspect of work. So, in wrapping up, I'd love to hear your thoughts. What else do you think we as HR should consider in creating a more human-centric workplace with all of those technology advancements around us? For further exploration, feel free to delve into the references I attached below. Cheers to the journey of staying human amid technology! May everything be always fulfilling and enriching for all of us. #Stevland Bridge https://lnkd.in/eMXUME2R

    In Human-Centric Work, We Trust

    In Human-Centric Work, We Trust

    gartner.com

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