Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced that longtime executive Amy Coleman will replace Kathleen Hogan as the company's chief people officer, as the tech giant rethinks its performance review process.

This leadership change comes about as Microsoft offloads about 2,000 employees who were considered to be low-performers in January and February of this year.

As executive vice president and chief human resources officer, Amy Coleman is focused on empowering 220,000+ global employees to achieve Microsoft’s mission. In her role, she is dedicated to making ...

Microsoft said Wednesday that company veteran Amy Coleman will become its new executive vice president and chief people officer, succeeding Kathleen Hogan, who has held the position for the past ...

In addition to her work at Microsoft, the executive sits as a board member for Alaska Airlines. Coleman succeeds Hogan as Microsoft’s chief people officer. Also a long-time leader at the Redmond ...

The change has come after nearly 2,000 employees deemed low-performers were fired by Microsoft in January and February.

Microsoft has named Amy Coleman as its newest executive vice president, chief people officer, to succeed Kathleen Hogan, who ...

Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq ... In her place, Nadella wrote, longtime human resources executive Amy Coleman would be promoted to the CPO role. “We must have the right product portfolio, the right ...

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Microsoft said Wednesday that company veteran Amy Coleman will become its new executive vice president and chief people officer, succeeding Kathleen Hogan, who has held the position for the past ...