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How You Can Become a Simply Irresistible Organization

HR Bartender

Josh Bersin founded Bersin & Associates (now Bersin by Deloitte) in 2004 to provide research and advisory services focused on corporate learning, leadership, talent management and HR technology. If I were your chief human resources officer (CHRO), what are three professional development activities you would expect of me?

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Finally, a Sympathetic Deconstruction of What HR is Doing Wrong!

HRExecutive

When was the last HR academic paper you, your boss, your CHRO or your CEO read? Nine Lies is utterly readable, often entertaining, and not just polite, but carefully reasoned and argued using some unusual real-world examples and even some from literature. Later that year, he keynoted the HR Technology Conference ®.

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This HR Executive of the Year is Transforming IBM

HRExecutive

Standing before a packed ballroom of attendees at the HR Tech Conference last month, opening keynoter Mike Rowe (of Dirty Jobs and Somebody’s Gotta Do It fame) decried the trend of companies requiring college degrees for so many jobs. “I CogniPay, for example, was the brainchild of several HR staffers at IBM’s India operation.

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This HR Executive of the Year Transformed IBM

HRExecutive

Standing before a packed ballroom of attendees at the HR Tech Conference last month, opening keynoter Mike Rowe (of Dirty Jobs and Somebody’s Gotta Do It fame) decried the trend of companies requiring college degrees for so many jobs. “I CogniPay, for example, was the brainchild of several HR staffers at IBM’s India operation.

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Transforming Big Blue

HRExecutive

Standing before a packed ballroom of attendees at the HR Tech Conference last month, opening keynoter Mike Rowe (of Dirty Jobs and Somebody’s Gotta Do It fame) decried the trend of companies requiring college degrees for so many jobs. “I CogniPay, for example, was the brainchild of several HR staffers at IBM’s India operation.