Applied Psychology in Talent Management (8th ed.) is the newest edition of the Applied Psychology in Human Resource Management textbook by Wayne Cascio and Herman Aguinis. The title has changed with “Talent Management” replacing “Human Resource Management.” MORE

We're likely to pay more attention to findings that support our beliefs and to ignore competing facts and patterns in our data. The exec is often waiting for you to confirm his/her beliefs, and has little interest in competing facts. MORE

We must know how we’re performing at our jobs in order to continuously improve and keep our organization moving forward. At one point, we all used benchmarks: From childhood through higher education, we had clear grades presented to us multiple times a year to let us know exactly where we stood in comparison to a mandated rubric. Temporal Comparison and Social Comparison. SEE ALSO: How to Effectively Change Performance Management. MORE

Now this problem is one faced by many individuals who have nothing but their little world to manage. Now imagine having a secretary thousand times more efficient, without all the problems of paper record keeping, having unparalleled time and resource management ability. MORE

Any business owner, manager, and executive will attest that a company limited, or empowered, by the quality of its employees. However, like other areas of HR, talent management can be a vague, ill-defined area with lots of overlap with other HR processes. What is Talent Management? MORE

Topics: Amazon, Oracle, Cornerstone, Clustree, Skills Analysis, Datasets, Competencies, PhenomPeople, AI, CES, Delta Paralell Reality, Employee Experience, Modern Health, and Liability. The highest performers almost always struggle with depression. MORE

Any business owner, manager, and executive will attest that a company limited, or empowered, by the quality of its employees. In the face of a tight job market that is impacting the compensation and benefits packages companies provide , prioritizing talent management and development has shifted from an add-on to an essential component of HR services. However, like other areas of HR, talent management can be a vague, ill-defined area with lots of overlap with other HR processes. MORE

Not to mention, the potential of a system to include Artificial Intelligence and predictive analytics in sourcing , recruiting and managing people more efficiently. HR departments, for instance, use applicant tracking systems to manage job ads, sort resumes, shortlist applicants, coordinate with their team/candidates and so on. HR teams are accomplishing this by integrating their performance management data back into the hiring process in order to hire more great employees. MORE