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Strength Based Management Fosters Employee Engagement

David Zinger

Employee engagement is strong stuff. Get strong. have been very involved in encouraging strength based approaches to fuller employee engagement. The first two years of this site was devoted to strength based leadership. believe Gallup is the leader in this field and I was thrilled to read their latest article:   Making Strengths-Based Development Work. keys to unlocking strengths. Only 3%.

Change: From Vision to Execution

QAspire

Leaders establish a lofty vision for a large scale change initiative and then strategize to align the team. Sometimes, the team gets over-excited by this grand vision and get stuck. They cannot define a strategy or a plan of action that takes them closer to that grand vision. Planning for a change is a tricky

Why You Should Accept a Lower Level Job

Evil HR Lady

You're unemployed but finally have a job offer--a lousy one. Do you take it? To keep reading click here: Why You Should Accept a Lower Level Job

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Think DiffeHRently: opportunities for HR Innovation

Strategic HCM

I hope you enjoyed Friday’s post linking to my HRE article on social innovation. I do firmly believe that social relationships provide one fruitful opportunity for showing how HR can be done differently. But there are lots of other opportunities too. I’ll be talking about all of these in my next webinar, Think DiffeHRently: Opportunities for HR Innovation.

Skill based learning – How it drives an organization’s performance

Training and learning organizations today play an active role in contributing to the bottom line of any organization by aligning their objectives to the immediate business objectives. This provides a solid ground for cost justification and encourages businesses to place training groups right where they should be, at the heart of a growing, thriving, learning culture.

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10 Tips For Salary Negotiation

Evil HR Lady

Salary negotiation is the last step before accepting your new job. If you are someone who dreads the negotiation, here are 10 suggestions to help you be successful. To read, please click here: 10 Tips For Salary Negotiation

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Social business webinar

Strategic HCM

Posting about my forthcoming social innovation webinar reminded me that I’ve not given you the links to the archive or my slides from my Social Business webinar back in the Spring. So, here you go: Citrix GoToWebinar archive Slideshare presentation Social business 2.0 Business strategy HR role People management strategy Social capital Social media Social networks

Employee Engagement: The Literal Sign of Disengagement

David Zinger

Disengagement goes back at least 100 years! took a picture of this fine  sign north of Galway, Ireland. It is a fine  celebration of disengagement. Employee Engagement

Get the Message

True Faith HR

This weekend, I am heading to San Antonio for the 2011 Academy of Management Meeting/Conference. Over 6,000 academicians and scholars will be coming together to discuss the latest advances in management thought in some 25 subfields (HR, Technology & Innovation Management, Operations Management, Organizational Behavior.the list goes on). Put together all those Ph.Ds, the Riverwalk, and 105 degree weather, and I know you are guaranteed a good time. It will be an excellent opportunity to catch up with old classmates and friends from other Colleges and Universities. Let me explain. Academy HR

Leaving performance reviews behind: Where to start [Guide]

Is your company ready to move beyond the annual performance review? Where do you start? What are the keys to success? In this guide, you’ll gain an understanding of: the forces driving change, three foundations of success and take a deep dive into the skills gap many managers have that will sink your efforts before they start and how to address them.

Should I Fill a Vacant Position?

Evil HR Lady

Dear Evil HR Lady, I recently fired an employee that was not showing up to work and when they did show up, they mostly avoided work. Now my decision is whether or not to fill the position. Our department is fairly small, 9 people with 5 assigned information technology service calls and projects. Of the four team members still here, all work well together and like to be challenged to do new things. When the other person was here, they helped a little bit but didn’t really make a difference in workload. Our workload is steady and mostly busy. Should I hire someone or not? Any suggestions?

Is the Green-Eyed Monster in Your Cubicle?

45 Things

When I was in grade school, every year I had to put up with someone I'll call "Mary" in my classes. never liked her, because her hair was longer than mine, she dressed better than I did and she was much prettier. Yet, every year -- from kindergarten until sixth grade -- I had her in every class. Some day the jealousy I felt when she showed up in a new hair bow with a pretty dress made me seethe.

Hard of Hearing

NoExcusesHR

There’s a great quote that says “ The person most interested in what you have to say is you.” I didn’t know where it came from so I looked it up and lo and behold guess whose picture was next to the phrase to serve as an illustration of what it means: Mine. Damn, I hate when that happens. Listening and Hearing I’m in a job that requires a fair amount of talking on my part. Are you with me?

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Are You A Manager Or A Leader?

TheHRBlog

It is a known fact that people who do what they are good at are happier people. As a happy adjunct – happier people tend to be better at what they do! Interestingly, the amount of satisfaction that qualified people derive from their jobs depends on whether they are managers or leaders. “Is there an […]. Career Options Career Tips Leadership Self-Improvement career employee Jappreet Sethi job Leadership Qualities Promotion

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Innovation Buster: How Losing Your Best Employees is Killing Innovation

Employees at the front lines often have better ideas for innovation than others within the business, but when they walk out the door, they take those ideas with them. Want to innovate better and faster than the competition? You need to hold onto your best employees and the ideas they have. In this session we will explore how various pieces of the talent life cycle are related to retention and examine more than 20 strategies and ideas for improving retention outcomes for your business.

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Why You Should Accept a Lower Level Job

Evil HR Lady

You're unemployed but finally have a job offer--a lousy one. Do you take it? To keep reading click here: Why You Should Accept a Lower Level Job

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What Ethel Mertz Can Teach You About Success

45 Things

There's nothing wrong with being a great No. 2. No one talks much about how critical the person behind the throne can be -- the second in command who makes sure the superstar doesn't falter, who handles the critical details that keep the trains running and is ready to stand back and let the No. take the applause. By being such a great "straight man" Vance helped Ball get the laughs and accolades.

Why Don't You Understand?

NoExcusesHR

Here''s a familiar scenario: Manager: I''ve reviewed my expectations several times but I''m not getting the results I need. I don''t know what''s wrong, but the team is not following through. I go over the issues, but no one speaks up during staff meetings when I ask if anyone has any questions. These people just don''t understand. That was not fun. Maybe it''s time to reconsider your approach.

It's Here! Download ReviewSNAP's Benefits-Based Performance Management White Paper

ReviewSNAP

ReviewSNAP has developed an innovative approach to conducting performance reviews and ongoing feedback in a way that clearly conveys to the employee the benefits that accrue to them when they embrace workplace behavioral changes. This new, innovative approach is called Benefits-Based Performance Management™ (BBPM™).

2016 Training Program Best Practices

Can you hear the collective groan when you launch that new compliance course? Do you get complaints both public and private from trainees about the uselessness of the training courses you've launched? Is there anything that can be done about it?

Should I Fill a Vacant Position?

Evil HR Lady

Dear Evil HR Lady, I recently fired an employee that was not showing up to work and when they did show up, they mostly avoided work. Now my decision is whether or not to fill the position. Our department is fairly small, 9 people with 5 assigned information technology service calls and projects. Of the four team members still here, all work well together and like to be challenged to do new things. When the other person was here, they helped a little bit but didn’t really make a difference in workload. Our workload is steady and mostly busy. Should I hire someone or not? Any suggestions?

What J.K. Rowling Can Do for Your Talent Management Analytics

DDI's Talent Management Intelligence

Story-tellers in all arenas share common obstacles, but the use of these time-tested techniques can dramatically increase the impact and memorability of the finished work, particularly when applied to data-heavy and business topics that can otherwise appear dry and lifeless

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New Social Media Tool: Introducing HRoverload

NoExcusesHR

How much social media is too much? Answer => there can never be enough! So, today I''m excited to announce the launch of HR overload. It''s a new social media app that forces you to to connect with every person you are already connected with; except that it''s on a great new platform that allows you to organize all of your connections in a special secret way. I''m sure this is going to take off.really.I''m serious. Well.maybe not. But next week I''m launching HR minus. It''s gonna be great. Who''s in? I''d love to hear from you. No Excuses. pic courtesy of gryphon.

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Secret of the Day - Avoid the Surprise Review

ReviewSNAP

Okay, it''s definitely not a secret, but it can''t be stressed enough that feedback about employee performance is not a once a year event. Performance feedback needs to be well placed and timely particularly when there are performance issues. When an employee gets to his or her review there really shouldn''t be any surprises in terms of issues related to their performance.

Ditching the formal performance review? Kineo shares 3 Elements for Success

Is your organization thinking about moving towards a performance development culture? What are the elements to succeeding and keeping managers and employees engaged? Download “A Road Map for Change” to find out and gain insight into making the transition as smooth as possible on your journey into this brave new world.

10 Tips For Salary Negotiation

Evil HR Lady

Salary negotiation is the last step before accepting your new job. If you are someone who dreads the negotiation, here are 10 suggestions to help you be successful. To read, please click here: 10 Tips For Salary Negotiation

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