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Dated: 05-18-2015
When you bring in new people, you want them to start having a positive effect on the business as soon as possible.But if they don’t know what to do until their first day, it may take weeks before they’re up to speed and able to start churning out quality work.
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Dated: 08-28-2014
Creating and maintaining an entrepreneurial culture in a large organization provides many positive outcomes such as increased employee satisfaction, retention, a strong brand image, higher productivity and increased revenue.
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Dated: 08-13-2014
Although a career human resources professional, I was recently afforded the opportunity to lead my company’s international operations charged with responsibility for a multi-million dollar P&L. This occasion provided a unique experience to live under our HR policies, programs, and practices as a line manager accountable for acquiring, delighting, and retaining profitable customers. Without denigrating my company’s human resources practices (of which I was largely the architect) or the mainstream of current HR processes in vogue today, what struck me was the rather obscure connection between our human resources initiatives and the customers that underwrite them. And while I and my fellow HR professionals will proclaim that our talent strategies are aligned with serving customers, a deeper dive may reveal more of a “me too” than a “me” strategy.
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Dated: 08-11-2014
Talent management and retention is perennially at the top of CEO’s most pressing worries. A company’s leadership pipeline is expected to deliver its “next generation” of ready-now leaders. The key to ensuring an organisation has the leaders it needs when it needs them, is to accelerate the performance of future leaders including high potential employees, so that their skills and leadership abilities are as strong as possible when they are needed particularly as leaders transition from role to role.
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Dated: 08-11-2014
We have all had the experience of being a new employee. It is an anxiety-filled experience, but also exciting and hopeful. We fervently pray that we have made the right decision in accepting the job, but we are also wary for signs that maybe we made the wrong one.
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Dated: 08-11-2014
Many of the progressive organizations today are using leadership competency models to outline the key skills and behaviors they want to see in their supervisors, managers, and executives. Leadership competency models can provide a structured framework for defining and developing those behaviors that have the biggest impact on an organization’s performance. Used effectively, they become a roadmap to dramatically higher leadership effectiveness.
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Dated: 08-11-2014
So you’ve been asked to coach your trainers. What do you do? How do you coach your trainers with a world-class training program you can be proud of?
If your institution has a training program, then you know that learning professionals are almost always looking for professional development to better their skill set. But what I'm talking about today is different. I'm not talking about just the trainings that happen in classrooms. I want to focus on the coaching of trainers in and out of the classroom.
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Dated: 08-11-2014
Having one of your top employees come to you to let you know about another company’s job offer means you have a big decision to make. Think of it like a poker game in which your employee just raised the stakes.Do you fold and wish your loyal staffer well, or do you go all in with a counter offer?
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Dated: 08-11-2014
Creating an entrepreneurial culture starts with a mindset. It’s an attitude and approach to thinking that actively seeks out change, rather than waiting to adapt to change. It’s a mindset that embraces critical questioning, innovation, service and continuous improvement. It’s about taking ownership and pride in your organization. This culture begins at the top and is intentional, requiring regular communication and support.
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Dated: 08-11-2014
We were interested to see which city had the greatest growth in online job postings over the past year. We looked at all metropolitan areas that had at least 10,000 jobs available online during the month of May 2014 compared to May 2013 to see where the largest percentage increase was. It turns out, Las Vegas, Nevada led the US in job growth during May, according to WANTED Analytics. There were 110,000 jobs posted directly by employers in this metro area, which is a 64.9% year-over-year increase in hiring demand. Below, we look more in-depth at the companies and jobs that are most in-demand of talent.
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