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This week we're talking about the search for meaningful work, HR in 2010, and more.
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- Average Interviews per Hire
In Search of Meaningful Work
Gone are the days when the sole purpose of work was to put food on the table. Nowadays, people are looking for more meaning in their work lives. The past few decades have seen a decline in job satisfaction levels and work attitudes. So what can human resources personnel and managers do to bring more meaning to the job?
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What is the Value of Experience in Recruiting and Selection?
Recent findings across different studies is that experience, defined as years of prior experience in a similar job, has little or no affect on neither skill assessment results nor job performance.
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HR in 2010
The war on talent, recognizing top performers, and capitalizing on social media is the world of HR in 2010.
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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.
Web 2.0 and the Staffing Process
- July 14, 2010.
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Talentpalooza 2010!
- July 22, 2010.
Talent Management rocks at Talentpalooza 2010! This one-day event features Lisa Rowan, IDC, Diebold, Clarion Health, HEI and Dynegy.
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For more Info on our upcoming virtual events, click here.
It won't cost a penny for these thoughts ... enjoy these blog submissions currently featured on HR.com.
> Rebuilding Your Network After the Recession
In his column “Rebuilding Your Network,”
Darrell W. Gurney offers some tactical icebreakers to get past the potential awkwardness of reactivating a dormant contact. Among his suggestions are admit you lost touch, wait to be asked...
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