Amber Burton, Fortune

Amber Burton

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Recent:
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Past:
  • Fortune
  • Wall Street Journal

Past articles by Amber:

McKinsey finds middle managers are spending little time actually managing—here’s why

Middle managers are spending less time developing and guiding talent. → Read More

Employers are taking the easy way out and cutting employees through ‘backdoor layoffs’

Some companies are making work conditions undesirable to encourage employees to quit. → Read More

The number of tech jobs is steadily increasing—but representation of Black talent is predicted to fall behind

Black representation in tech is projected to grow slowly despite anticipated job growth in the sector. → Read More

ServiceNow shifted its talent strategy to internal hires in 2022—it filled 1,500 open positions with existing employees

The talent strategy pivot was in response to uncertain economic times. → Read More

HR chiefs and C-suite leaders are struggling to stave off their own feelings of burnout

C-suite executives report struggling with mental health as much as their employees. → Read More

The departure of high performers could leave other top talent looking for the door

The departure of top talent creates a snowball effect. → Read More

Return-to-office mandates threaten corporate diversity goals and create challenge for recruiters

Diverse talent pipelines aren't in major hubs like San Francisco. → Read More

How LEGO reached record-high employee satisfaction through leadership training that lets workers experiment and play

The toy company has since seen record-high employee satisfaction. → Read More

Meta and Twitter are cutting middle managers. Here’s how to tell if yours are actually valuable

Middle managers should be evaluated based on one core competency. → Read More

Twilio joins other tech companies to cut pandemic-era benefits in second round of layoffs

Tech companies continue to strip back the perks once used to attract and retain talent. → Read More

3 big compensation trends HR leaders should have on their radar in 2023

Companies are doubling down on pay transparency, pay bumps, and geo-neutral pay. → Read More

Why McKinsey is pivoting from pedigree to potential in its search for new talent: ‘We used to source from 700 schools. We’re now at about 1,500’

The consulting company is moving away from traditional means of recruiting. → Read More

Alphabet spent an estimated $2 billion on severance packages. Here’s how much layoffs cost companies

Layoffs' potential savings often overshadow the astronomical expense per employee. → Read More

How to use a diversity audit to build trust with employees

Audits can help you detect pain points in an organization. → Read More

More Black workers are participating in the labor force, but HR leaders must ensure they stay

Employers will have to tap their arsenal to retain them. → Read More

How Vanguard is helping employees take control of their financial health

Vanguard’s CHRO shares the company's approach to financial health benefits. → Read More

It’s time to debunk the myth that layoffs save companies money

Layoffs can undermine productivity and profitability. → Read More

HR might not be able to detect a résumé written by ChatGPT. That could be a problem

HR teams will have to vet résumé credentials as ChatGPT becomes more widespread. → Read More

What remaining employees want to hear from leaders immediately after layoffs

Accountability is nice, but a clear path forward is even better, say HR experts. → Read More

World Wide Technology, the Black-owned $17 billion tech company, is still hiring workers as the industry sheds jobs

The supply chain's return to normalcy has prompted a hiring frenzy. → Read More