All HR departments strive to make smarter, more informed hiring and promotion decisions. That need is especially salient in an era where a majority of U.S. … Read more

All HR departments strive to make smarter, more informed hiring and promotion decisions. That need is especially salient in an era where a majority of U.S. … Read more
One of our key insights: 79 percent of people leave managers, not companies. It’s often reductive to say you left a certain company. The chances are, you … Read more
Employee engagement is one of those topics that seems to set people off. Some think it’s a huge talent management issue that critical for a high … Read more
Is talentism the new capitalism? Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, thinks so and said as much as he opened this … Read more
“Twenty-first century leaders might benefit from thinking of themselves as being in the center of a web rather than on top of a pyramid” — Dr. Ben … Read more
Editor’s Note: Sometimes, readers ask about past TLNT articles they may have missed. That’s why on Fridays we republish a Classic TLNT post some of you … Read more
It is said that: “Experiences are the new luxury goods.” Think about what people are paying for: Navy Seal-inspired Bootcamp; Tough Mudder; Marathons; … Read more
The people gathering for the March HR Roundtable in Cincinnati were faced with “change” because Steve was called away for a great event recognizing one of … Read more
There’s an interesting piece in SHRM’s most recent HR Week about the explosion of I-9 audits in recent years. In short, they’ve grown from three (3) in … Read more
Editor’s note: Laura Kerekes is the Chief Knowledge Officer for ThinkHR. She will be contributing regularly to TLNT. Does March Madness infect your … Read more