Video Games as a Metaphor for Organizational Development

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP How directly do video games tie to the workplace? For starters, it is by no means a male-dominated realm any more. Over...

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Evidence-Based Management: Are We Losing the Cream of the Crop?

By David Creelman We learn the most about evidence-based management when we look at real cases. Here is nice one: An organization routinely hired large numbers...

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Payroll Compliance: What HR Needs to Know

By Gyn Wylie As HR professionals, we are expected to be aware of all workplace aspects affecting employees.  We must be able to differentiate between...

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Generation Y Factors Large In a Future of Milliseconds

By Laurie Dillman As the struggle to recruit top talent builds on a global scale, organizations are realizing that more and more of the most...

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Are You Being Heard? Giving C.L.E.A.R. Feedback Just in Time

By Shae Hadden We’ve heard it before. Providing ongoing feedback throughout the performance management process is a wise investment that can pay huge dividends. Just-in-time...

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Lies Technology Tells: Unrealistic Expectations of ‘Smartphones’

Advertisements promise that the latest smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other gadgets will put blazing speed at our fingertips, enable us to multitask like an...

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Multitasking and HR

By David Creelman Some people think that multitasking is a kind of heroic attribute. The implication is that they are so busy they have to...

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Saskatchewan’s Most Wanted – HR Metrics

By Peggie Koenig HR metrics is not a new concept in the human resources realm. Back in the 1990s, I attended a conference in Florida...

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