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What is Talent Demanding?

August 11th, 2007 · 3 Comments

So I’m doing some research for a client, looking at the staffing measures of peer finance departments in other organizations, and found the Demandments from Talent Mindset. Some pretty smart observations if you find yourself searching for in-demand talent.
Why didn’t we get this breakdown coming out of school? I’ll be surprised if you are surprised […]

Tags: Develop · Tips · Recruiting · Career · Respect · HR · Honesty

Interview Prep - Get your Story Put Together

April 28th, 2007 · 2 Comments

“Where do you see yourself in 5 years?” isn’t always a question you consider before an interview, but HRinterviews has made it easier to prep. This is a great list of questions, put on my radar by SystematicHR with a few additional helpful hints.
I’ve had countless conversations about job hunting, shifting, seeking, imagining. We all […]

Tags: Tips · Career · HR · Insight

Hiring decisions, when mistakes keep on giving and giving and giving

April 13th, 2007 · 3 Comments

I was reading Toby’s post, entitled “Influential HR Grows Talent Management, First and Foremost,” preparing to slap a little bit of artwork on to the top of this article when I stumbled across this passage:
HR is responsible for Human Capital Management, cradle to grave (or hire to separation).
When it dawned on me, that the grave, […]

Tags: Branding · Human Resources · HR · Hiring · Perspective

Addressing the Org Chart Problem

March 31st, 2007 · 3 Comments

I don’t know about you, but one of the first things I want when I start a job or work with a client is an organizational chart. Knowing the working relationships between people, how teams are put together and who can sign-off on key decisions is critical to doing my job well. Unfortunately, the number […]

Tags: Online · Corporate Culture · Career · Human Resources · HR

iFired

March 19th, 2007 · 2 Comments

Firing an employee is a sensitive thing. You don’t actually hear about a lot of people getting fired these days — layoffs, “RIFs” and other corporate double-speak for letting people go is more typical. Actually firing a person is (in my experience anyway) pretty rare and usually only done in serious circumstances.
Well, except at Apple.
An […]

Tags: Communication · Employment · Wrong · Performance · Review · Career · Human Resources · HR

Working on the Information Assembly Line

March 5th, 2007 · 4 Comments

The report on the rise of small businesses noted in Rick’s recent post got me thinking about why people leave or avoid corporate jobs in favor of something more personal. Many of us aren’t interested in working for large globo-corp companies that may be headquartered far away, staffed by thousands of employees you’ll never know, […]

Tags: Employment · Develop · Motivation · Growth · Corporate Culture · Career · Talent · HR

Sometimes your support structure is neither supportive nor structured, discuss

February 17th, 2007 · 5 Comments

I’m just a magnet for these things lately. It’s beginning to unnerve me. But, I’m continuing to encounter quotes from famous folks that just really hit home. Maybe I’m looking for inspiration. Maybe I’m just riding a strange wave of synchronicity.
In any case, another entry on my quote-happy kick:
The human resources department is not responsible […]

Tags: Accountability · Career · Responsibility · Human Resources · HR