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Top talent: The bottom line
A 1997 McKinsey study reported a shortage of qualified executive talent. Ten years later, their research shows that talent is still the most significant global business concern. Can your talent management program meet the challenge?
| | | Make compliance work for you
Whether they work the phones or the front desk, or call on customers in person, many times customer-facing employees focus more on results than on corporate and regulatory compliance. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean employees aren’t responsible for being
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Ten ideas for real recognition
You’ve heard time and again about the importance of recognition. A good recognition program recharges and inspires employees; a bad one annoys at best. Consider these ten ideas to revamp your recognition program.
| | | Only the best
A lot of people are looking for work right now, even those who already have a job. In today’s economy, keeping your top performers may be the only thing that’s keeping you going. This five-point plan can help prevent your crème de la crème from floating
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Playing by the rules
The economic downturn has heightened the potential for wage discrimination charges. What’s more, a recent report has urged government agencies to pay more attention to wage discrepancies – and they’re listening. Thankfully, one simple action can keep you
| | | Avoid the quick win quagmire
A newly hired leader often feels a lot of pressure to come up with a “quick win”. For the 20% who succeed, management, peers and team members all feel reassured by the new hire. For the other 80%, five problematic behaviors might as well be quicksand.
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