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    HR.com Leadership eBulletin for the Week of October 4, 2010

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    Dear HR Professional,


    This week's ebulletin features how to deal with difficult people at work, self-management, back to school for business, and much more.

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    "Humanity is acquiring all the right technology for all the wrong reasons."

                                  
    ~ R. Buckminster Fuller (1895 - 1983)

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    Wikis:

    Do you have knowledge to share?  Ever wanted to start your own wiki?  HR.com invites you to check out our wikis and contribute your expertise.

    Here's this week's featured Wiki:

    - Self-Management


    Don't Fall for the Myth That Some Bosses are Just Too Busy to Meet With You
    Don't fall for the myth that some bosses are just too busy to meet with you. The truth is no matter how busy your boss may be, your boss DOES NOT have time NOT to meet with you on a regular basis.
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    Delivering Value to the Business: Why Your Current HR Systems Hold You Back
    When your Human Resources organization directly contributes to the execution of the business strategy, it adds value. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? Then why is it so difficult for HR to demonstrate how it affects business growth and profitability? Bottom line: Your current HR systems have become a major roadblock in delivering and communicating business value. In this brief, we’ll explain why, and introduce a unified Human Capital Management (HCM) solution equipped to help you achieve your objectives.
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    How to Deal with Difficult People at Work
    Are you struggling to cope with difficult people at work? If you are, then you are not alone. The workplace is full of difficult people who can make your life miserable if you let them. Conflict at work is a normal and natural dynamic of employees interacting with one another. The cost of resolving conflict is small relative to the high cost of leaving conflicts unresolved.
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    Back To School For Business
    A 2009 US Department of Education study revealed that on average, online students out performed those receiving face-to-face instruction and 1 in 6 higher education students are enrolled in online curriculum.
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    Join us in San Francisco on Dec 1 & 2 for IHR's Workforce Planning & Analytics!

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    Virtual HR Conferences

    We invite you to attend one or more of the great conferences lined up for 2010. Watch live webcasts, earn credits, and browse virtual trade show booths. Registration is free for members.

    Legal Issues for HR Professionals
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    10 Ways to Develop Remarkable Leaders
    Need to develop more leaders in your organization? Want to be a more effective leader yourself? Leadership expert and bestselling author Kevin Eikenberry will provide you with practical tools and ...
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    Date: October 14, 2010
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    Entrepreneurial IQ: How to Unleash the Potential of Great Leadership during the “Perfect Storm”
    Inside every potentially great leader is an Entrepreneur. Someone who wants to “take control” of their life, their work and their future; Someone who wants be “all they can be” and build partnerships that ....

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    The Coaching Organization
    Formal coaching can be a powerful tool for preparing and motivating the next generation of leaders within organizations. Webinar participants will learn best practices in coaching management and the...

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    > Happiness at Work - Summary

    The old saw says that money cannot buy happiness. But what about the reverse? Does happiness matter in the workplace? In Happiness at Work, Jessica Pryce-Jones demonstrates that happy employees are more successful in a variety of indicators, including promotion, motivation, efficiency, and health. Happy employees contribute more, stay in their positions longer, and are better to work with. Furthermore, happiness is neither mysterious nor intangible—there are numerous strategies that individuals and businesses can adopt to enhance the happiness of their workplaces. In today’s economic climate, everyone in business should be looking to tap into this vast, often poorly understood human resource.
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