Editor’s note: It would be a mistake to believe accidents and work-related illnesses are mostly a blue-collar concern. Data shows that workers in … Read more
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Editor’s note: It would be a mistake to believe accidents and work-related illnesses are mostly a blue-collar concern. Data shows that workers in … Read more
Breaking news coming out of the West Coast this morning as Microsoft has announced that it is acquiring LinkedIn, the professional networking site with … Read more
A popular topic is the possible tsunami of retirements which could leave our organizations desperately short of talent. It’s a delicious topic because … Read more
It is time for all good consultants and vendors everywhere to jump on the performance management bandwagon. Accenture led the cause by retooling their … Read more
One of the lessons I learned early in my career was the value of piloting ideas and new processes. Just saying the words “Let’s try a pilot” seemed to open … Read more
I had a friend start a new HR leadership position recently. When I spoke to her the other day, she talked about how the department she has inherited is … Read more
Studies show there are essentially two types of managers (and companies) — those that are accounting-focused and those that are marketing-focused. … Read more
It’s easy to get attached to our routines, but if technology has taught us anything it’s that change is imminent and necessary for progress. That’s … Read more
Editor’s Note: It’s an annual tradition for TLNT to count down the most popular posts of the previous 12 months. We’re reposting each of the top 25 … Read more
Many current chief human resource officers (CHROs) have professional backgrounds outside of HR. A recent study by Aon, which captured insights from 45 … Read more