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Starting a New Chapter

UpstartHR

I’ve been doing an informal analyst “thing” here at upstartHR since 2009, and what I learned was the “formal” analyst role isn’t all that different from what I’ve done here. And the best news yet… It’s an exciting time for me and my family, especially since we have a new baby on the way!

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Financial Wellness is Officially a Thing

China Gorman

What if Sue and her husband had attended financial planning seminars that had delved into how to be prepared for unexpected medical costs? What if Bob had spent time one-on-one with a financial planner every year and had an emergency fund ready to go when his family lost its house?

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Financial Wellness Is More Than “Nice to Have” in Today’s Environment

TLNT: The Business of HR

What if Sue and her husband had attended financial planning seminars that had delved into how to be prepared for unexpected medical costs? What if Bob had spent time one-on-one with a financial planner every year and had an emergency fund ready to go when his family lost its house?

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Jorge Sun of LendingFront: “Hire smart and from diverse backgrounds”

Thrive Global

Thank you so much for your time! Following some time at OnDeck, I returned to the banking world and joined Capital One as Head of Small Business Credit. Having gone through the economic downturn in 2008 and 2009, I learned that the three most important things for an executive to do are to be available, be visible, and be decisive.

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Where Knowledge Management Has Been and Where It Is Going- Part Three

Conversation Matters

There are three factors that are creating the need to add a focus on collective knowledge to the existing types of knowledge organizations already attend to: • Dealing with increasingly complex issues. The Center has an excellent white paper which lays out a framework that details when to use what type of crowdsourcing.