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INTERVIEW: Dave Ulrich on How To Win the War for Talent

HR Bartender

The term “war for talent” was first used in 2001 in a Harvard Business Press book by the same name. Dr. Ulrich is the Rensis Likert Professor at the Ross School of Business, University of Michigan and a partner at The RBL Group, a consulting firm focused on helping organizations and leaders deliver value. On one level, I get it.

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HR, Training and the ‘Gig’ Economy

HRExecutive

New survey data finds few organizations are investing in their employees’ training and development these days, and I’m beginning to think the “gig economy” may have something to do with it. For those companies that are providing training, only 35 percent are offering career development opportunities online.

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I did pre-hire assessments: What’s next?

HR Management

We also know that performing well at an interview might fall into the category of acting out a role. So, with the cost of a bad hire reckoned by some in the recruitment industry to be in the region of $240,000 per employee including salary, onboarding and training, getting the interview process right is crucial.

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M&A Friday! This Week’s HR Deals and Trending #HotInHR News

Advos

Related: Americans quitting their jobs at fastest rate since 2001 — and that’s a good thing. This strategy works better than diversity training (FastCompany). Tags: Diversity, Training. M&A Friday! Recap of the Week’s HR Funding and Partnership announcements.

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Why Self-Esteem Is Critical to Successful Leadership

Employee Motivation Employee Success Leadership 10% Happier ACE Conference Bobi Seredich dan harris EI EI skills emotional intelligence employee happiness employee morale employee motivation high self-esteem high self-esteem leader HR human resources improving self-esteem leader leadership low self-esteem micro manager positive emotional intelligence (..)

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Understanding and preventing incivility at work

Business Management Daily

Far from taboo, poor treatment at work is commonplace. At its mildest, incivility makes people feel like they don’t belong. At its worst, they suffer panic attacks in the parking lot. Managers who can’t bring up concerns as a regular part of business opt to yell at people or gossip behind their backs.

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Special Report from CareerBuilder—Changes in Workforce Composition, 2001–2014

HR Daily Advisor

Major demographic shifts in the United States since 2001 have led to a workforce that looks quite different today, according to a new report from CareerBuilder. In 2014, 49% of jobs were held by women, compared to 48% in 2001. million more female workers since 2001 compared to just 2.2 Occupation Composition by Gender.

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