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INTERVIEW: Dave Ulrich on How To Win the War for Talent

HR Bartender

The term “war for talent” was first used in 2001 in a Harvard Business Press book by the same name. Given the recent shift to a candidate-driven market and other indicators like low unemployment, the use of war for talent seems very appropriate. Who should own the war for talent and why? But that just wouldn’t be proper.

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HR, Training and the ‘Gig’ Economy

HRExecutive

Saba, a global provider of talent management solutions, just released additional findings from its spring Global Leadership Survey , in which it found that a mere 13 percent of companies worldwide invest in talent-management programs to further employees’ growth and career path. Far-flung business units were sold off.

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HR Scorecard: A Full Guide for HR Leaders

AIHR

Becker, Huselid, and Ulrich first published about the Human Resources scorecard in their 2001 book in an attempt to solve one of the key problems that HR has been facing in the past decades: the perception that HR doesnt add to the company’s strategy. Another example could be the application process for candidates.

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360 Degree Feedback: A Comprehensive Guide

AIHR

You want to find out which competencies, traits, and behaviors employees display while doing their jobs. A case study example from the leadership development company Talent for Growth shows the value of 360-degree feedback. Such a program can even result in lower shareholder and market value ( Watson’s Wyatt 2001 HCI report ).

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Why Self-Esteem Is Critical to Successful Leadership

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Merger vs. Acquisition: Explaining the Differences for HR

Careerminds

Here are some essential merger vs. acquisition pros and cons: Mergers Advantages: Shared resources: Companies can leverage each others strengths, including talent, technology, and infrastructure. The choice between the two depends on factors such as market conditions, company objectives, and the potential for long-term success.

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Who’s Leading the Way?

HRExecutive

But, each year since 2001, Aon Hewitt has done its best to pinpoint the traits shared by the best business leaders—and the companies that excel in cultivating them. HR profession leadership development talent management' Identifying what makes for a great leader isn’t an exact science. The Lincolnshire, Ill.-based Sustainability.

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