Something New Under the Sun

Special Promotional Feature Summary of the 2011 Best Companies for Leadership Study In an uncertain and uneven global business environment, everyone agrees that companies must innovate...

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Diversity, Recognition, Respect and Rewards

By Lindsay Macintosh, CHRP More organizations are wisely taking action to effectively manage an increasingly diverse workforce. Managing diversity with a program that respects, recognizes...

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Mentoring Success: The Shared Experience

By Elizabeth Bonner "Learning is experience. Everything else is information.” ~Albert Einstein This quote from Einstein makes me reflect on those high school and university graduates...

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Strengths vs. Learned Talents

By David Creelman The traditional approach to training - fixing what is wrong - has given way to a widespread belief that you should play...

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Diversity in the Workplace: 5 Ways to Help Your Team Perform Better

By Bruna Martinuzzi When we think of diversity, most of us first think of race, ethnicity, gender and age. We think of the legendary Louis...

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10 Tips to Measure Training ROI

By ESI International If you can’t prove a return on your training program — real learning that is adopted and applied — then you run...

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The Politics of Succession: Four Primary Planning Pitfalls

By Natalie Michael, CHRP For HR professionals, succession planning is often a fun project because it is strategic, proactive, and it provides exposure to the...

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Cultivate Courage: Develop Six Components

By Sandra Ford Walston There is a strong correlation between courageous leadership and success. Cultivate these six components at work: 1.Clarity: Look for clues about your...

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