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How To Job Hunt While Pregnant
Regina is job hunting, and she's pregnant. Should she tell prospective employers and recruiters about her pregnancy, or keep quiet?
The Simple Technique That Will Help You Make Better Hires
Roxanne is planning to hire at least four people in 2018. How can she choose between well-qualified candidates? Here's a technique that will help!
6 Ways to Say “I Don’t Know” With Confidence, Credibility, and Class
Many professionals fear speaking to their boss or a roomful of strangers not because of the planned presentation, but for the unplanned: “What if they ask me a question I…
HRIntelligencer 1.22
Big Picture Voice recognition will transform these 5 industries: Cars, High Tech Wearables, Customer Service, Devices for the Visually Impaired, Translation Services The 2018 Index of Predictive Tools in HRTech:…
The Link Between Design Thinking And Resilience
One of the most important aspects of resilience involves developing a flexible way of thinking about challenge and adversity and being able to solve problems in an accurate way. Design…
Hire Well, Treat People Right and You Too Can Have 100% Retention
I was recently asked the question, “What should I do to keep an employee that has quit from leaving.”
European Business Schools Should Seize The Day
The ROI of the shorter one-year MBA programme is winning hearts and minds. Which means that European business schools are on a roll
Portland, Ore., Leads The Best Places For Business And Careers 2017
An influx of highly educated millennials into the Rose City has helped fuel strong economic growth, propelling it to the top spot in our annual ranking of the metro areas…
Is the Skills Gap Really a Spending Gap?
Written by David Nesper, Managing Partner at Hula Partners The Equifax data breach is a teachable moment if ever there was one. Equifax said the attackers entered its system in…
Five Ways To Fight Your Fall Malaise
Even if you don’t suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder, these lean months between the height of summer and the depths of winter can often often make one feel melancholy, misanthropic…