Why HR Should be a Stop on the Way to the C-Suite

By Nancy Gore and Ed Perkovic Ask a seasoned executive and they will tell you, HR experience is not typically a requirement for executives being...

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Don’t Fall in Love with HR

By David Creelman The biggest trap for human resources professionals is becoming immersed in the world of HR. If you read HR books, take HR...

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If HR Ruled the World…

By Larry Birckhead If HR ruled the world, our “truths” would be self-evident. We wouldn’t need to “get buy-in”. We would scoff at protestations of...

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Stop Asking For “A Seat” At The Table

By Steve Steckler Leading the human resources function has never been more crucial and challenging.  Global competitiveness, quick cycles of change, the economic reset and...

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That Was Then, This is HR: An Evolution of Opportunity

By Neil McEachern, CHRP Candidate One can safely state that in recent years there has been a large expansion of practitioners joining the field of...

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Is HR Ready for the Big Chair?

By David Woods Would it be a strategic, forward-thinking utopia - or a backwater that focused on tissues, teabags and time and attendance? An undignified...

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Down to the Crunch: HR Metrics Service Aims to Become the Standard

By Michelle Morra No matter how great a “people person” you are as an HR professional, important company decisions cannot be based on what your...

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HR Professionals: Your Strategic Partner

The human resources department is the traditional entry and exit point for medium to large size organizations, and a touch point for employees throughout...

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