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Give Others’ Opinions Time to Evolve
I met this guy on the train this week. I’m always meeting somebody on a train, I know. But this guy was fabulously well-dressed, so I surreptitiously checked him out. Not to judge, but to admire. Anyway, we got to talking. He works in the mailroom fo…
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The Failure Myth
What’s the truth about failure, persistence and grit? Hint: It’s not what you read. Failure and grit have become the latest buzz words in career and educational success stories. Many stories and blogs over the last year have touted the value of f…
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Diversity Through Compliance vs. Culture
It’s not that simple, but compliance won’t promote impact as fast as culture.
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Compliance Bad, Culture Good
It’s not that simple, but compliance won’t promote impact as fast as culture
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Diversity ROI: Fad, Fiction or Full of Potential?
The calculation of diversity return on investment for the diversity and inclusion field began more than 15 years ago. In 1999, I published the book “How to Calculate Diversity Return on Investment” after the publication of my first book on this topic…
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Diversity ROI: Fad, Fiction or Full of Potential?
The calculation of diversity return on investment for the diversity and inclusion field began more than 15 years ago. In 1999, I published the book “How to Calculate Diversity Return on Investment” after the publication of my first book on this topic…
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Cost-Benefit Evaluation of Continued Employee Training
Our workplaces are at interesting crossroads between learning how to accommodate a multigenerational workforce and shifting training methods to better fit this new talent mix. It used to be standard practice for companies to initiate training on the …
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Unions, College Athletes and You
Unions have been in the news a lot, particularly the Northwestern University players’ union. If you are like most of our readers at Talent Management magazine, you might think unions have nothing to do with you. Think again. Unless you supervise othe…











