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RJPs, ELPs, and other Alphabet Soups (Part 2 in learning to Fish)
Today we’re going to look at one or two of the most powerful tools in an HR executive’s arsenal. I have a hard time seeing these as two totally separate tools. It’s a bit like saying that a flat-head and … Continue reading
Posted in i-o psychology, recruitment, selections, turnover
Tagged i-o psychology, RJP, selection, turnover
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The Three Best Ways to Fail as a Leader (Part 3 – Leadership)
Now that I’ve posted 10 ways that you can be a better leader, I’m going to change gears a little bit. This time I’m going to give you some behaviors to avoid and how to avoid them. A lot of … Continue reading
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Wisdom from the Small Fish
I really like small town newspapers. The big ones, like the New York Times and WSJ, are good for keeping up with world and national news and topics, but the little ones almost always end up with some gem of … Continue reading
Posted in evidence-based business, human resources, i-o psychology, turnover
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