Creating a Work Environment that Works

Everyone wants to know the rules of the game and want others to be playing by the same rules.   Brian Cruise   Sporting events have rules that...

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HR Pros Need to Be Credible Activists

By Kris Dunn Are you Bill O'Reilly or Tom Brokaw?  Jim Rome or Bob Costas? Think about the HR people you know and respect and...

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Generation Now: Reverse Mentoring

By Neil McEachern Mentoring has been around since the beginning of time and has traditionally involved a transfer of knowledge from an experienced individual (the...

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Much Ado About Being a Mensch (It’s a Good Thing!)

Bruna Martinuzzi is the author of The Leader as a Mensch: Become the Kind of Person Others Want to Follow and the president of...

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CHRP Champions Culture of the Bottom Line: Welcome to the HRevolution

Excellence in people practice has long been recognized for its profit potential.  Put simply, engaged employees aligned with a common goal are an invaluable...

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What are my Employees Thinking when I…?

Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton It’s time to take a look at the other side of the ledger — what employees think of their boss's...

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Five Affordable Organizational Development Initiatives

Mark Frein It might seem strange for a consulting firm to offer suggestions on how to develop management and leadership abilities in organizations and spend...

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A Coach Approach is a Sound Approach

Cori Maedel When I started my career as an HR professional, I was one of many who took on HR tasks as part of another...

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