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Managing without the status symbols
Victorio Milian, HRExaminer Editorial Advisory Board As a leader, it can be good to have things that reflect one’s position in an organization. Obtaining a certain status brings with it…
How To Avoid Hiring An EOE (Expert On Everything)
Look for these red flags and know which questions to ask
Nonprofit Leadership Strategies For Attracting And Retaining Talent
Investing in employees is crucial for attracting and retaining the best talent for complex nonprofit jobs
Working For A Micromanager? Here Are The Survival Skills You'll Need
Working for a micromanager isn’t easy. But if you don’t want to leave your job, here are the skills you need to survive
South Africa: A Costly Mistake for Failing to Protect an Employee from Sexual Harassment
The South Africa Labour Appeal Court judgment in a recent case is a reminder to employers to be vigilant when dealing with allegations of sexual harassment in the workplace
Are Promotions Within Reach for Telecommuters?
Remote work is more popular than ever—43 percent of American workers now telecommute at least part of the time—but when it comes to career advancement like promotions, are remote employees…
UK: Psychometric Test Resulted in Disability Discrimination
A recent case is of particular interest to
Artificial Intelligence and Employee Feedback
Some companies are turning to artificial intelligence tools to conduct sentiment analysis on employee feedback, gauge how employees feel and address their concerns
Digital Age Is Rewriting the Rules for Employee Learning
HR can lead ‘convergence’—bringing together different departments or disciplines such as sales, marketing, finance, design and IT—to create cross-functional teams to more quickly create products or arrive at business solutions






