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The Leadership Factor
2010-02-01
By Andrew R. McIlvaine
The ability to think strategically and manage change effectively are hallmarks of good leaders. However, many leadership-development programs may be coming up short in these areas.


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Head of the Class
2010-02-01
By Andrew R. McIlvaine
A group of seniors at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School sat down to discuss their thoughts about entering the workforce. Some of what they had to say may surprise you.


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Defining Leadership
2010-02-01
By Irving H. Buchen
A majority of human resource directors surveyed recently confessed they would be hard pressed to agree on what leadership is -- although they agree that leadership training and recruiting is one of their top priorities. The task of assessing leadership -- and defining it -- is difficult for many reasons, but HR is uniquely positioned to minister to its definition and development.

 
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Recovery Bound
2010-01-01
By Scott Flander
The most pressing post-recession task for HR leaders at the nation's largest companies will be to provide highly engaged workers able to execute new business strategies.


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The HR Blogosophere
2010-01-01
By Jared Shelly
As blogging has gone from quirky to mainstream over the last few years, more and more HR blogs have emerged. So who are these bloggers and what's there to gain for HR executives?


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The Power of Incentives
2010-01-01
By Sander Domaszewicz, Missy Jaeger and Seth Serxner
Holding down healthcare costs by intensifying efforts to change employee behavior requires HR leaders to articulate what's driving cost, what the opportunities are for improvement, what needs to change and how success will be measured. Here are some of the important elements of a successful employee-engagement approach.


Beyond Borders
2009-12-01
By Paul Gallagher
HR executives whose companies appear on a "Most Admired" list exclusively recalibrated for HRE share insights into how they're successfully tackling global-leadership challenges.


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Betting on the Boards
2009-12-01
By Jared Shelly
In the online recruiting game, many believe niche boards, job aggregators and social networking will soon reign supreme. Others, however, aren't so sure, contending that the big job sites are taking the necessary steps to prevail.


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Cultivating Knowledge Transfer
2009-12-01
By Tom Stypulkoski
Demographic shifts as well as the impact of the recession have the potential to cause a critical knowledge loss in the workplace. A company's sustainable long-term growth requires a formal and proactive strategy -- supported by senior management and woven into the cultural fabric of the organization -- that maximizes knowledge retention and knowledge transfer.


Talking Points
2009-11-01
By Scott Flander
Talking Points| Human Resource Executive Online New economic realities and new technologies have joined forces to change the modes, messages and priorities of HR communications.


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Translating Leadership
2009-11-01
By Michael O'Brien
Translating Leadership | Human Resource Executive Online Competency models -- long used to deliver leadership goals to employees worldwide -- can also help determine succession plans and solve other talent-management challenges, but only if they're created and integrated correctly.


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Apology Is the First Resort
2009-11-01
By John Kador
Why is it so hard for HR professionals to be accountable for mistakes and faulty judgments? All professionals are reluctant to admit they are less than perfect. And everyone is apprehensive about the consequences of making mistakes. But there is evidence that HR professionals may be a little more adverse to admitting mistakes than other professionals.


Untangling the Knot
2009-10-16
By Stephen Barlas
Untangling the Knot | Human Resource Executive Online Washington is busily debating the biggest reforms to the nation's healthcare system in a generation. What's the bottom line for HR leaders?


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Body of Evidence
2009-10-16
By Harvey Meyer
Body of Evidence | Human Resource Executive Online Executive physicals have long been considered a perk that's also necessary for the health of corporate leaders. But some critics say they're ineffective -- not to mention inequitable.


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Building Effective Virtual Workforces
2009-10-16
By William Hills and Jan Gugliotti
The march toward virtual collaboration in today's workforce is inevitable as increasing volumes of work are being passed on to global partners who offer a cost advantage. Research shows, however, that diverse -- and dispersed -- teams can be less effective than homogeneous groups. It's time for HR to take the lead in developing the effective virtual and heterogeneous organizations needed to compete in this century.


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