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Program Reality Check: The In-game Adjustment

Acendre

A Sports Team Analogy on Talent Acquisition: Step 3. Your talent management team has searched for the right people and established processes which keep their key players moving forward, but what happens when the blueprint needs adjustments? In 2014, the Blackhawks masterfully changed where it placed its data and money.

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The New and Improved Innovation Awards – Let 2015 Be Your Time to Shine

SumTotal

At Perspectives, SumTotal customers will have the opportunity to network with learning, talent and HR professionals and discuss how learning and talent management are driving performance and delivering business value within and across their organizations. Talent Development Champion of the Year. Featured 2'

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Why succession planning matters (and why so many companies get it wrong)

cipHR

Succession planning, talent management and moving employees along a talent pipeline can seem like a daunting and complicated task and, when things are running smoothly, the motivation to do so is often lacking. Using online course and event management can make developing the talent in your pipeline simpler and more reliable.

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The Manager’s Guide To Developing A Growth Mindset

TalentCulture

While the entrance of Millennials into the workplace will present new opportunities , it will also require adjustments to your management style. The top two most commonly cited reasons for employee turnover are problems with management and a lack of opportunities for professional development. Promote peer to peer feedback.

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Banishing the Unicorn

Oracle HCM - Modern HR in the Cloud

As recently as the July/August 2014 Harvard Business Review Blog, Ram Charan, a noted CEO advisor and business author, argued that CHROs are not equipped to integrate business considerations. What they can’t do very well is relate HR to real-world business needs. All of the vendors covered here have solutions that appeal to buyers.