2025 Workplace Trends Report: 7 People Strategies that will Drive (or Derail) Business Growth
Publisher: Quantum Workplace
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In 2025, HR leaders face more pressure than ever—to prove impact, move fast, and do more with less. Budgets are tighter. Expectations are rising. And the demand for strategic leadership has never been greater. This year’s report unpacks seven trends shaping the future of work—and how HR can lead with greater influence, smarter priorities, and stronger business outcomes. 📊 7 key trends shaping the workplace in 2025: From shifting employee expectations to evolving leadership behaviors, uncover the macro movements defining 2025. 1. Culture and strategy must move into alignment 2. Transformation depends on employee belief 3. Retention strategy moves from response to prevention 4. Personalized employee development accelerates growth 5. Fewer layers, higher stakes: better managers are key 6. Stop managing performance—start enabling it 7. HR tech must earn its place as a strategic driver 💡 Fresh data + deep insights: Based on original Quantum Workplace research and industry / analyst research and curated perspectives from HR leaders across industries. 🎬 Actionable takeaways for HR: Practical strategies to align culture, processes, and programs with future-focused, business-focused priorities. HR expert authors include: -Susan Battles, Director of Talent, Certus -Nicole Davies, Chief People Officer, Valet Living -Mikala Friedrich, Chief Human Resources Officer, Scooter's Coffee -Julie Melidis, Director of Learning & Development, Benesch -Marie Potter, Vice President, Talent & Culture, Getty Images -Dr. Robert Rustman, Vice President Human Resources, LRS
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