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    Holly G. Green We’re halfway through the NFL season, and I have to say that from a fan standpoint, I’ve had better years. I root for the Cowboys, Broncos, Chargers and Falcons, although not necessarily in that order. So far only one of my teams (Falcons) enjoy... More...
     

    Whitney Otstott Outsourcing Key Projects: Bringing Companies One Step Closer to Business Virtualization By Bill Balcezak, General Manager-Time Division, Journyx The success of a company depends on providing the highest level of service to its clients. Yet when... More...
     

    Kelly Blokdijk A growing body of research continues to reveal that emotional intelligence (EI) is far more influential in professional success than traditional cognitive intelligence, often referred to as IQ. During The Leadership Challenge Forum 2010 , Rosalie Cl... More...
     

    Jacqueline Wales I bet you that in 15 seconds, I can read your personality and tell you what your skills, strengths and weaknesses are - and how to make it work for you in business. Reading personalities is an art form, and an extremely potent way of connecting wi... More...
     

    Barry Libert 5 Rules to Reduce Risk When Starting a Business in the Other 8 Hours I have a metal paperweight on my desk with the inscription, “What would you do if you could not fail?” It’s a nice ornament with a feel good message, but it’s completely wrong an... More...
     

    Pat Lynch Scarce resources are a fact of business life. In the wake of devastating budget cuts, furloughs, and/or layoffs, however, “normal” levels of scarcity have been exacerbated. The question for many organizations has become, “How do we move forward from ... More...
     

    Pat Lynch Although advance planning for resource allocation is the ideal scenario, many organizations found themselves caught short by the severe constraints imposed by the economic downturn. What are the alternatives when organizations are operating in crisis... More...
     

    Chris Arringdale If your job consisted of continuous monitoring of whether or not the managers of the company were consistently and effectively communicating with their employees, what conclusions do you think you would make? My guess is that you would find that the ... More...
     

    Michael Allen With the growing number of jobless claims and the real number of unemployed and under employed in this country climbing to what analysts say is close to 17%, you have to ask the question about housing. Is housing playing a bigger role in unemploym... More...
     

    Michael Allen Hotjobsfinder was created by a recently unemployed entrepreneur who was hit hard by the recession. We wanted to provide a site to save employers thousands of dollars on job advertising and still reach millions of jobs seekers every month. FOR IMM... More...
     

    Patrick Hohol Why it is so hard for companies to find great leaders? By Dan MacDonald When leaders are chosen, the decision is often based on the wrong criteria. Many look to people with strong, charismatic personali... More...
     

    Pat Lynch Organizations cannot optimize their business results unless their customers and their employees clearly recognize the significant value they provide. How can you discover whether these two important groups really see this value? Ask them. To disc... More...
     

    Abhijit Kar A year ago, when my wife started working late at night to contribute more towards our elder daughter's forth-coming Xth Board examination, i tried my to best to convince her for getting  rid of this unhealthy habit - as claimed by many - but fai... More...
     

    Sonal Maheshwari A sourcing partner just confirms requirements from you and keeps you updated on the progress and the features along with time-lines and costs. All the other overheads are his responsibility, from RFP creation to negotiation, contracts and even alloca... More...
     

    Abhijit Kar Grooming top performers in a neutral environment - without discouraging rest of the  employees - is a big challenge for the HR folks in a highly competitive business environment, where growing organizations are fighting it out to retain and ind... More...
     

    Abhijit Kar A lie is a type of deceptionin the form of an untruthful statement, especially with the intentionto deceive others, often with the further intention to maintain asecret or reputation, protect someone's feelings or to avoid a punishment. Tol... More...
     

    Oscar Hernandes http://www.hirelabs.com/blog/2009/07/28/s-a-a-s-what-to-look-for-in-talent-assessment-tools-and-companies/#more-155 More...
     

    priyanka gupta Is HR specialized or universal ? </br>http://www.priyankalive.com/2009/07/is-hr-specialized-or-universal.html What do you think? Is a unique HR skill set required for every industry / sector or a set of core HR skills can be applie... More...
     


     
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