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Women: Want to Advance? Take on a Challenge
Meredith Stevens of Newell Rubbermaid said they key to women’s recognition and advancement lies in one’s ability to make tough choices and to execute at a high level in tough situations.
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How to Incorporate Emotional Traits in Hiring
Consider a potential hire’s emotional compatibility before making an offer.
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The Business Value of a Healthy Workforce
Most U.S. employers plan to increase their support of health and wellness programs during the next two years.
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Mood Swing as an Indicator of Hiring Success
Moods, emotions and dispositions can influence job performance, decision-making and creativity. Assessing and measuring these traits when hiring can lead to better-performing work teams.
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Why One Company Pays $25,000 to Quit
Videogame maker Riot Games is the latest company offering to pay employees to quit if they’re not happy at work, and experts say it’s a great talent management strategy.
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Global Leadership Development Initiatives Show Little Progress
Less than half of senior business and HR executives say their companies have incorporated global practices into their leadership development programs.
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Customer Service Should Be a Focus for Recruiters
Blogger Elaine Orler says when it comes down to it, recruiting is essentially a customer service function, with the customers being line managers and candidates.

















