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Sales and the 'Talent Magnet'
A lot is written about being a ‘Talent Magnet’, either as a company, or as President. It’s all good practice – listen, mentor, reward, provide clear goals and career maps. Good practice for the employer, but what about the employee?24 May 2011
Focus Area: Training & Development
In the Know
HR professionals who take responsibility for the development of their workforces should know about e-learning because it can be a fundamental career-building tool for the future, explains Wendell Laidley, New Media Learning.
New Valuation
How is the business of recognition evolving? HRM sat down with Recognition Professionals International President Lisa Massiello to find out.
Teaching 2.0
The US Department of Education’s latest report, marked as a milestone in the search to validate the online learning environment, provides some interesting findings. HRM investigates.
Interdepartmental Collaboration’s Vital Link to Organizational Profitability
By Performance Management Company. Have you ever thought of “Interdepartmental Collaboration” as an oxymoron — a figure of speech that combines two seemingly contradictory words?
Emotional Intelligence
By MHS Inc. For most of the past century, psychologists working to define human intelligence were focused on cognitive intelligence. During the latter part of the 20th century, our concept of human intelligence grew to include non-cognitive faculties and capabilities, such as emotional intelligence.
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