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    How RPA Is Solving The Human Error Headache In HR

    It’s something we’ve all been warned about; robots are coming to take our jobs. Well, not really, but they are able to make our jobs a whole lot easier. RPA, helps businesses automate certain repetitive tasks – often those that workers aren’t particularly keen to do – via a ‘bot’ or software.

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    Why Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) Are Not A Substitute For Strategy

    When Google launched its new Chrome browser in 2008, it set an ambitious goal of 20 million weekly active users by the end of the year. Though it missed this number, the Chrome team continued to think big and continually innovate until finally they achieved their 2010 target of 111 million users.

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