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The Week That Was
Continue the post-Thanksgiving recovery with these top five stories from Talentmgt.com for the week of Nov. 26. 1. Dunkin’ Runs on Great Talent: CHRO Ginger Gregory sweetens the role of HR at the iconic brand by ensuring the best team is in place …
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Message to the Workplace: ‘Shut Up and Listen!’
Have you ever been talking to your boss, your spouse or anyone for that matter and you can tell they’re really not listening? When the listener isn’t the one who signs our paycheck, we are usually quick to say, “Are you listening to me?” Of course, p…
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Should You Use Psychological Testing in the Workplace?
The current focus of Talent Management magazine is on the use of assessments in talent management. This is what Psychology at Work had to say about this topic in November 2011. When I look back on the mistakes I made running HR for a big comp…
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Plumping Up the Pipeline
Performance is still a primary factor in measuring potential, but personality and behavioral data are becoming important metrics.
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The Foundation for Performance
Personality and cognitive capacity should be factors, but job performance should be the measure that bubbles to the surface.
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Potential Versus Performance
What’s more impressive: a person’s performance or potential?
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The Devil in the Details
Aerospace manufacturer Boeing Co. doesn’t use non-performance-related assessments to determine who makes it on its high potential list.
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High Potential Identification Made Simple
How firms identify high-potential talent varies largely by the size and nature of the business. There are five simple approaches to high potential assessment.















