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Strategy Not Part of Your Rep? Here's How to Change Their Minds

Compensation Cafe

In comparison, strategic insights occur when you put your compensation practices and philosophy in a new light, where the illumination falls on the challenges your company will face tomorrow. For example, identifying talent needs for the next two to three years (which you can then translate into recruiting and compensation practices).

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Cafe Classic: Nonprofits, It's Time to Improve Your Total Rewards ROI

Compensation Cafe

Unlike corporate, nonprofits rarely have a marketing dimension to recruiting and hiring. Of course, they typically don't have to work 65-hour weeks, shoulder production goals or watch their medical deductibles increase every year -- and because they don't think in terms of Total Rewards, these comparisons never occur to them.

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Deepen Your Value to Your Company

Compensation Cafe

And knowing both the "what" and the "why" of your competitors' culture, total rewards and talent strategy will make you better prepared to win the recruitment game. Organizations rarely get to recruit key players from direct competitors, but when they do the big question is always, "How well will they fit in?"

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Do You Know How to Attract Star Employees?

Compensation Cafe

Most of us are deep into recruiting these days, so Gallup's question caught my eye and held it. It's especially easy for us to get bogged down in the weeds right now, and it's exactly the wrong time for it if we're going to shine at recruiting new talent. Many star employees are probably ready to leave their companies. Take a look.

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Nonprofits: It's Time to Improve Your Total Rewards ROI

Compensation Cafe

Unlike corporate, nonprofits rarely have a marketing dimension to recruiting and hiring. Of course, they typically don't have to work 65-hour weeks, shoulder production goals or watch their medical deductibles increase every year -- and because they don't think in terms of Total Rewards, these comparisons never occur to them.

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

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Gerry Crispin , co-creator of CareerXroads , and Steve Levy kicked off the day with a recruiting discussion around a comparison on every HR pro’s mind: the candidate as customer. Perhaps the most important recruiting question nowadays is one of innovation: “What is it that you do in your niche to keep up on things?”