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Competitive Intelligence From the HR Vantage Point

Ethan GillSeptember 12, 2003

“The winners of the game will be those who know the most, know it first, and are the quickest to turn knowledge into intelligence.” ó … Read more

The Hiring Revolution: Setting the Stage

Lou AdlerSeptember 12, 2003

The systematic hiring of top people is the primary goal and mission of the hiring revolution. Read last week’s article if you need any proof as to … Read more

Becoming a Branding Partner: How HR Can Contribute To The Corporate Branding Process

David LeeSeptember 11, 2003

In his recent article, Why Branding Is Important in HR, Dr. John Sullivan makes a compelling case for why HR can and should play a larger role in corporate … Read more

Slouching Towards a Labor Shortage, Part 3

Ken GaffeySeptember 9, 2003

If we as a profession in HR/staffing accept that the pursuit of true talent is hindered by a lack of that talent, and further accept that, despite the … Read more

Transitioning From a Recruiting to a Talent Management Function

Dr. John SullivanSeptember 8, 2003

Generally, everyone in HR and recruiting says that they want to be more strategic. But it takes more than just using the word “strategic” to … Read more

There’s Going To Be a Revolution

Lou AdlerSeptember 5, 2003

Dateline: New York City. Sometime in the distant future. Band of 176 Recruiters Start the Hiring Revolution This is a strange but true tale about 176 … Read more

The Long and Short Story of Using Work Samples to Hire Salespeople

Dr. Wendell WilliamsSeptember 4, 2003

A few weeks ago I wrote about how work samples are one of the most accurate skill measurement tools, but among the least used. In response, I received … Read more

The Case for College Recruiting: Why It Makes Sense in a Down Economy

Kevin WheelerSeptember 3, 2003

Charles Johns is a recruiter for a healthcare organization in California, one of the states hardest hit by this current recession. This has not changed, … Read more

The Sixty-Minute Hour, Or, Why Doesn’t Anything Ever Get Done Around Here?

Howard AdamskySeptember 2, 2003

It has been said that work takes up the time allowed for its completion. This is probably true in many instances. It is a sad and jaded truth, based upon … Read more

7 Creative Marketing Methods

Gary StaubleSeptember 1, 2003

If you are like most of the people with whom I speak, I’d guess that you’re always on the hunt for ways to refine and improve your marketing … Read more

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