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    August 2015 HR Strategy and Planning Excellence Articles

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    Dated: 08-24-2015

    Why Do HR Executives Switch Jobs?: Results based on SHRM’s HR Jobs Pulse survey

    SHRM’s survey examines hiring trends in the HR profession as well as HR professionals’ confidence in their own job security and ability to find work elsewhere. The results from the summer survey show that many HR professionals are content with their compensation and their ability to balance work and life issues. However, some HR executives report they are unsatisfied with advancement opportunities in their profession and in their organization’s overall culture, leading them to consider seeking new jobs in the near future.

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    Dated: 08-25-2015

    Why Businesses Fail?: An accurate business plan is vital

    Out of all the new startups this year, at least 80% will eventually fail. There are many factors as “why” a business will fail but inadequate planning – NO business plan - is probably the single greatest cause of business failure. If you would talk to each one who failed, you would basically hear the following: “I don’t need a business plan. That’s for the Fortune 500 companies”. “Useless stuff”. “I have no time for that nonsense.” “If you want to swim, jump in the water” and so on.

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