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Stop Using the “Goodies and Gimmicks” Approach to Retention, Part III by David Lee - Sep, 2007 In the first two segments of this article, we explored how understanding and satisfying core human needs in the workplace is a far more effective strategy than bribing employees with goodies and gimmicks. In the second segment of this article, we explored four critical human needs that influence employee retention: Pride in One’s Work and Employer Work That Has Meaning Understanding The Goal and One’s Role ... |
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The True Power of a Magnetic Employer Brand™ by David Lee - Sep, 2007 Reprinted from ERExchange.com Whether or not Employer Branding becomes yet another flavor of the month fad depends in large part on whether it is seen as a technique for luring talented people through the door, or whether it is seen as a comprehensive, integrated approach to, first, being an Employer of Choice, and then communicating this in a compelling way. Companies who get this are exponentially more effective at recr... |
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Three Keys to Employee Engagement by Nina McGuffin - Sep, 2007 Summer is one of my favorite seasons. I enjoy being active and making more time for outdoor exercise. It reminds me of how important it is to be fully engaged in whatever I am doing. There’s a lot of talk these days about employee engagement - increasing the amount of discretionary effort that employees give to their work. Research shows that if we improve the quality of each person’s inner experience while they are on... |
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What Sorority Rush Can Teach Us About Effective Job Interviews by Liz Handlin - Aug, 2007 As an alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, I enjoy supporting the local Chapter at the University of Texas. Alumnae get involved in fall rush (now called recruitment) by attending rush parties in a supporting role. The other day I attended open house, the first day of rush. My job, and that of other alumnae in attendance, was simply to hand out glasses of ice water to the potential new members (also called rushees) when ... |
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Using Educational Institutions Beyond Entry Level Recruiting by Kathy Bornheimer - Aug, 2007 Recruiting for diversity goes well beyond the emerging or entry level workforce. Most companies have used colleges, universities and other training institutions for internships or new graduates for entry level positions. While this is still needed and productive, it does not tap the other available workforce: diversity in mid-management. Keeping the pipeline flowing can not be achieved if it’s skewed to the inexperienced end o... |
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Building the Workforce of the Future by Lou Adler - Aug, 2007 Key trends you need to consider today to hire top talent for tomorrow The Business Week cover story, "The Future of Work," for their August 20 edition is must reading for all recruiting and HR leaders. The basic theme of the series of articles focuses on the impact of technology, globalization, demographics, and the relationship between employees and their employers over the next five to 15 years. Here are the 10 ideas ... |
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Communications Doesn’t End When You Finish Delivering Your Message! by Eva Jenkins - Aug, 2007 Seeking success, companies spend millions on fine-tuning their corporate message, but often fail to train the messengers who deliver it. Business Growth Consultant, Eva Jenkins explores how effective communication bridges the gap between corporate intention and employee action. You can get an education, work hard, and dress for success, but without carefully cultivated ‘people skills,’ it’s unlikely that you’ll get very f... |
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Why Your Employees Don't Care Whether Your Company Succeeds by Tim Kelley - Aug, 2007 More often than I'd like, I find myself telling clients, "Your employees don't care whether your company succeeds." A bold and provocative statement. "Wait," they say, "they depend on me and my company. They need their paychecks, their benefits, their jobs." Probably true, but that doesn't mean that they actually care. Engagement is the issue. Employees are there, they are doing things, accomplishing tasks, even busy.... |
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How to Retain Women in Your Organization, and Support Their Success by Kerrie Halmi - Aug, 2007 What group makes up half of our population, yet less than 20% of corporate officers in Fortune 500 companies? What group holds half of all management and professional positions in the United States, but less than 5% of the CEO positions in the Fortune 500? Women! Moreover, studies have shown that companies with the highest representation of women (top 10%) on their top management teams had better financial performance than ... |
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Insight: Should I Hire an Employee? by Patricia Frame - Aug, 2007 The decision on whether to hire a person is especially critical when you are just beginning to grow or are small enough still to need specialists you are not sure you can afford. How do you decide whether or not to hire employees? 1. Is this work which must be done by an employee over a long term or could you buy it in some way? Work can also be done by: independent contractors who specialize in the area, tempor... |
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