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March 2013
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The Week That Was
“March Madness” isn’t just about basketball. HR, as we all know, can get a little crazy too. With that in mind, let’s crank up the madness with these top five stories from Talentmgt.com for the week of March 25. 1. The Death of the Paper Resume: F…
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The Underemployment Wave Continues
Nearly 40 percent of managers are hiring more employees with college degrees for positions typically held by high school graduates, according to a recent study.
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Informal Learning: Any Way You Want It, Any Time You Need It
Informal learning has answers to some of the most pressing educational challenges organizations face.
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Results Only Work Environment? It’s a Leadership Problem
A reader recently asked me to comment on Best Buy’s latest management announcement. You see, Best Buy has joined Yahoo in ending work at home as an effort to improve performance. (Read Yahoo! Wrong Problem; Wrong Solution.) Both companies would benef…
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The Push for Gay Marriage
Laws prohibiting gay marriage may be losing their stuffing. The Supreme Court heard arguments on California’s Proposition 8 and the federal Defense of Marriage Act in recent days, and its decision may become the ax future litigators use to chop away …
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Workforce Development Executives Tackle Challenges Presented by New World of Work
Chicago, March 27, 2013 —Hundreds of enterprise learning leaders convened last week in Austin, Texas, for the Spring 2013 Chief Learning Officer Symposium hosted by Chief Learning Officer magazine.
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Coach Employees to Respond to Emotion
Research reveals that emotion drives customer satisfaction. Here’s how to coach employees to recognize and respond to customers’ emotional cues.
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What Do Next-Generation Leaders Look Like?
While leaders see potential in the young people entering the workforce today, they’re not using or developing this talent early enough.