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published by Alice Snell, on 07/03/2010
A number of studies indicate job growth as organizations around the world emerge from recession mode in 2010. But these optimistic trends are tempered by expectations of a rocky road. PricewaterhouseCooper’s 13th Annual Global CEO Survey further concludes:
published by Jan De Visch, on 22/02/2010
In de cognitieve ontwikkelingspsychologie wijst men erop dat veel keuzeprocessen begrepen kunnen worden vanuit de betekenisvorming die eigen is aan de ontwikkelingsfase waarin een individu zich bevindt. Keuzeprocessen hebben volgens de grondleggers (Kegan, 1982, Torbert, 1987 en Kolhberg, 1969) te maken met wat betrokkenen menen te kennen in hun realiteit (de cognitieve breedte), met de […]
published by Alice Snell, on 21/02/2010
Newsweek’s Lay Off the Layoffs article points out that kneejerk downsizing is actually bad for business. Written by Jeffrey Pfeffer of Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business, the piece cites numerous studies rather than rely on journalistic anecdotes.
published by Alice Snell, on 15/12/2009
Three years ago, Gartner produced the first Magic Quadrant for E-Recruitment Software. That milestone for e-recruiting and talent management software was significant because an independent analyst firm validated the space and evaluated vendors. Last year, they published the 2008 Magic Quadrant for E-Recruitment.
published by Alice Snell, on 18/11/2009
Peter Drucker’s Paths to Creating an Engaged Worker outlines how the Father of Modern Management perceived engagement and how to make it happen. Drucker called out a four prong strategy for engagement that can now be supported by the latest in unified talent management technology:
published by FORUM, on 13/09/2009
Mckinseyquarterly.com recently published an article on the growing trend to recruit employees via social network sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn: When job seekers invade Facebook.
published by Jean-Yves Huwart, on 10/09/2009
L’expérience ci-dessous, rapportée par le site TechCrunch Europe, laisse la question en suspens. Elle concerne Tom Allason, un serial entrepreneur britannique, récent fondateur d’une startup baptisée Shutl).
published by Inge Geerdens, on 08/09/2009
Ik weet niet hoe het bij u zit, maar ik krijg nog amper feedback van de bedrijven waar ik offertes heb uitstaan. Dat terwijl ik eerst wel vier of vijf keer langs mocht gaan om onze diensten toe te lichten. In ruil verwacht ik niet meer dan een eerlijk antwoord. Maar dat zit er blijkbaar […]
published by Alice Snell, on 05/09/2009
If you’re a Baby Boomer, you may remember that catch phrase from the Dragnet television show in the 1960s. Sticklers for accuracy will learn that even though it’s associated with the program, Detective Joe Friday never actually said those exact words.
published by Guests, on 31/08/2009
par Dirk Stael (Randstad)
published by Guests, on 31/08/2009
door Dirk Stael (Randstad)
published by Guests, on 30/08/2009
Door Hubert Rampersad
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