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Cafe Classic: Promotable But Unworthy of the Pay

Compensation Cafe

Compensation professionals will grant a $100,000 salary to an unknown new hire with the requisite credentials and experience who is assumed to have the knowledge, skills and abilities ( KSAs ) to potentially do the job because that applicant’s sparkling resume shows a $90,000 present salary.

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Cafe Classic: Prejudice Perpetuated by Prior Pay Pattern

Compensation Cafe

Strong prejudice emerges against anyone paid outside the income band acceptable to the hiring manager. Candidates who earned much more than the employer's normal offer rate are expected to become dissatisfied if hired within the appropriate job pay range, whether overqualified or not.

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Businesses Gain Self-Awareness with Competency Models

Caliper

Competency models can transform the way companies operate. The buzzword “core competencies” has been at the precipice of conversations in recent years, but the origins of these concepts can be traced all the way back to a 1990 Harvard Business Review article. Sales efficiency is centered around effectively managing time.

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Big Ideas: “How to grow corals cheaper, better, faster and stronger”, With Sam Teicher of Coral Vita

Thrive Global

The best thing to do for reefs is to stop killing them, and we need our political, business, and media leaders to step up to enact climate change, pollution, and overfishing solutions. Customers who depend on the tourism, fisheries, and coastal protection value of reefs can hire Coral Vita to restore the reefs they depend on.

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Digital Disruption: HR Tech Takeaways at NYC’s HR Unconference

Namely

Last Friday, New York’s very first HR Unconference brought together every kind of HR professional under the sun: practitioners, solution providers, consultants, volunteers, eager learners, and everyone in-between. Treat all prospective candidates as customers during the hiring cycle, and start tracking them as such.

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“How and who uses this data”, With Jason Remilard and Josh Rickard

Thrive Global

He is an expert in PowerShell & Python, a GIAC Certified Windows Security Administrator (GCWN), a GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst (GCFA), and has a diverse background ranging from system administration to digital forensics, incident response and managing teams and products. We’d love to hear it.

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Prejudice Perpetuated by Prior Pay Pattern

Compensation Cafe

Strong prejudice emerges against anyone paid outside the income band acceptable to the hiring manager. Candidates who earned much more than the employer's normal offer rate are expected to become dissatisfied if hired within the appropriate job pay range, whether overqualified or not.