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Parent Company of Tech Site Dice Is for Sale
No sooner does the sale of Monster to Randstad close than another publicly held careers publisher announces it is up for sale. DHI Group, owner of the tech jobs site…
HRExaminer Radio: Episode #205: Imo Udom
HRExaminer Radio is a weekly show devoted to HR Technology airing live on Wednesdays and Fridays at 7AM Pacific. HRExaminer Radio Guest: Imo Udom, CEO of WePow Episode: 205 Air Date:…
Want to Foster a Risk-Taking Culture? If So, You Better Be Willing to Deal With a $2 Million Mistake
You’ve heard managers say it over and over — “we want our employees to feel they can take risks!” — yet you wonder how many companies really, truly believe it.…
L&D Hangout: How To Develop Training For Recruiters
Most companies have a Talent Acquisition function. Guess what they don’t have? Effective training for recruiters
SaaS Economics, Competitive Moats, And Interrogatory Configuration | In Full Bloom
Written by Naomi Bloom | Originally published at In Full Bloom on October 22, 2016. [You may also enjoy the Firing Line with Bill Kutik® episode on this
Things Change: Measuring An Evolving Culture
Back in my corporate marketing days, we would plan for brand perception evolution in the same way. Every couple of years, we would examine market trends, consumer behaviour trends, the…
Is Twitter Dead for Recruiting?
The business media love to talk about Twitter, particularly regarding if and when it’ll be bought out
HRExaminer Radio: Episode #204: Mike Psenka
HRExaminer Radio is a weekly show devoted to HR Technology airing live on Wednesdays and Fridays at 7AM Pacific. HRExaminer Radio Guest: Mike Psenka, Founder/CEO, Moovila Episode: 204 Air Date: September…
You Haven’t Thought about Annual Reviews for 10 Months. Here’s Your Survival Cheat Sheet
Let’s face it, you’re a little bit behind as a manager of people this year. You had the thing in your family, you had to fire Jan for sexting Joan…
Monster’s Shareholders Complete Sale to Randstad
Despite intense opposition to the sale, Monster’s shareholders turned over more than 52 percent of the company’s stock by the Friday deadline, enabling Randstad to complete the purchase of the…