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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. It refers to a competitive landscape in recruiting and retention. Given the recent shift to a candidate-driven market and other indicators like low unemployment, the use of war for talent seems very appropriate. On one level, I get it.

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Start With A Strong Behavioral Foundation; Add Training

HR Management

Knowing the communication style of each candidate prior to the hiring interview will enable the interviewing panel to customize questions. The traditional approach to understanding human behavior has been “employee-centered” in the area of recruitment, and to some degree leadership and talent management. Five thoughts to consider.

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Fine-tune hiring with pre-hire assessments

HR Management

But the organizations that invest in pre-hire assessment tools are the ones most likely to make quality hires that stand the test of time and best serve the organization. Balancing the cost of pre-assessment tools against new hires that don’t work out and don’t live up to expectations demonstrates the power of the investment.

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

HR Management

Having selected the candidates — which we talked about last time – then come the interviews. We also know that performing well at an interview might fall into the category of acting out a role. We also know that performing well at an interview might fall into the category of acting out a role.

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Assessing Values in Online Technology Part 4

HR Examiner

Assessing Values in Online Technology. Ten Things We Learned. In part one in this series we revealed the abstract and methodology of the study and then the ten things we learned in part two. In part one in this series we revealed the abstract and methodology of the study and then the ten things we learned in part two.

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“Why you should eat a healthy diet.” With Dr. William Seeds & Meredith Oppenheim

Thrive Global

As a part of my series about the things we can do to develop serenity and support each other during anxious times, I had the pleasure of interviewing Meredith Oppenheim. Eat well to feel better and engage in more activities. Thank you so much for doing this with us! Our readers would love to “get to know you” a bit better.

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What To Do About The Epidemic Of Multitasking And Technology Addiction

15Five

I’m addicted to technology and am guilty of irresponsibly multitasking nearly every day. What’s amusing is that I probably use less technology than most people. I proudly consider myself a Neo-Luddite , someone who resists modern technologies and dictates a return of some or all technologies to a more primitive level.