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Book Review: Applied Psychology in Talent Management (8th ed.) by Wayne Cascio and Herman Aguinis

Workplace Psychology

Applied Psychology in Talent Management (8th ed.) is the newest edition of the Applied Psychology in Human Resource Management textbook by Wayne Cascio and Herman Aguinis. The title has changed with “Talent Management” replacing “Human Resource Management.” The second topic is recruitment.

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Build a Team of Personalities: One Consultant’s Approach to Improving Employee Engagement

Everwise

In the spring of 2013, Nathan Smith encountered a staffing crisis that would change his life: Three of his five-person nonprofit team left in a matter of months. Not only did the shakeup push him into a more senior role, it also forced him to build an effective strategy for hiring, team building, and getting to work quickly.

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The State of College Recruiting 2012-2013

True Faith HR

Its a long report (57 pages), but one of the interesting highlights was asking employers which talent management strategies they were likely to incorporate over the next three years to circumvent potential skill shortages in their organization. Participating in early talent development programs on college campuses.

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Innovative talent management ? pharmaceuticals example ~ HR to.

Strategic HCM

1 global online influencer in talent management. #6 SuccessFactors Performance and Talent Management Blog. Innovative talent management – pharmaceuticals example. I’ve been asking for innovative example of talent management in return for offering two tickets to go along to the Summit with me.

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The Various Stages of So-Called ‘Talent Management’

New to HR

It is argued that the main differentiator between successful companies and failing ones is the crop of talent that leads them. Thus, three things are important; identifying the talent, developing it, and retaining it. Other approaches to talent management. Engagement.

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5 Tips for Building a Cutting-Edge Talent Development Program

HR Daily Advisor

In 2013, 52% of employers stated that their top business challenge was hiring and retaining talent. As this business challenge shows no signs of letting up any time soon, companies must rethink their approach to talent management. Building a strong development program is a key piece to retaining and growing your talent.

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“Talent Management – Old Fashioned?” I believe so…

New to HR

In a survey of HRM professionals undertaken by McDonnell, 51% operated a talent management strategy, but only 20% had a formalised definition of what talent management was, and what it should achieve for a business. It is easy think that talent management is the complex term, and retention is perfectly obvious.