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    January 2018 Talent Management Excellence Articles

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    Dated: 01-17-2018

    Recruit Your Boss To Help Build Your Career

    Is your boss taking time to help you nurture your professional dreams? If the answer is yes, you’re one of the lucky ones. If the answer is no, that can change. And you can be the person who makes it happen.

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    Dated: 01-17-2018

    Moving Beyond Performance Management To Performance Enablement

    Earlier, I reported on a study we had completed at Lighthouse Research focused on performance management practices that separated high-performing companies (revenue, retention, engagement) from their peers. The infographic below illustrates these points well and offers a great set of takeaways and advice for employers looking to improve their talent management outcomes in the coming year.

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    Dated: 01-17-2018

    Gen Z Enters The Workforce…Now What?: Here’s what employers can do to meet their expectations

    For the past several years, companies have heavily focused on the millennial population – how to market to them as consumers, how to educate them as students and how to hire them as employees. But it’s time we start paying attention to the next generation – Generation Z, the segment of the population that was born after 1995.

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    Dated: 01-17-2018

    Stop Letting High Employee Turnover Bring You Down: Putting your employees in the driver’s seat

    As the economy continues to recover from the Great Recession, employers are increasingly finding it more and more difficult to retain talented employees. How many have you seen walk out the door in recent months? Are you among those organizations continually looking for ways to reduce a sky-high employee turnover rate?

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    Dated: 01-17-2018

    Bringing Better Talent To Your Business: How a DMS can help

    In the world of HR, one of the biggest battles is finding and hiring exceptional employees. Bringing talented individuals into your company makes a huge impact on whether your business thrives or fails, but those very employees you want are likely being pursued by other employers as well, so how can you entice that exceptional talent into joining your team?

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    Dated: 01-17-2018

    Developing Millennial Talent: How HR professionals can attract, retain, and grow millennials

    Though each Millennial has a unique set of personal and professional circumstances that impacts their decision to accept or stay in a job, there are overarching factors that Millennials face in the workforce, dependent on their demographics, where they work, and what they do.

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