Leadership and the Sexes – The ROI of Gender Balanced Executive Teams

By Leona Kolla Does your business strategy capitalize on gender brain science to achieve increased return on investment? Dr. Roy Adler’s ground-breaking longitudinal research demonstrates that...

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Web 2.0: Increase Staff Satisfaction and Productivity

By Ian J. Cook, CHRP In 2011, lots of HR groups will be searching for the means to increase employee satisfaction AND increase productivity. According...

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10 Tips for Trainers: Bumblebee Butts, Jibber Jabber & More

By Lee-Anne Ragan From training for the United Nations and in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside to some of the biggest international corporate companies, here are some...

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Complexity Made Simple: Enter the Dragon’s Den at Conference 2011

The role of HR in business has evolved. In fact, as the key connection between People, Passion and Profit grows more apparent, the HRevolution...

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Talent Management: Leverage the Hourly Workforce

By David Creelman I have met HR professionals to whom talent management meant managing a few high-potentials and nothing beyond that. Most organizations take a...

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Shared Leadership: An Olympian’s Insights on Success

By Adam Kreek ‘Athletes like Sidney Crosby, Kobe Bryant or David Beckham would never stand out in a Gold Medal rowing eight. Akin to most...

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MBAs Schooled on Facebook

By Gabby Zuniga More than just a guilty pleasure, social media has become an effective way to communicate and people are starting to notice. In fact...

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Recruiting Future Leaders Today

By Neil McEachern, CHRP Candidate The shift from the industrial era to the intellectual era has put a new emphasis on HR's ability to attract...

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