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How to Build a Development Library for Your Organization.

Nathan Magnuson

Home / Human Resources / How to Build a Development Library for Your Organization. How to Build a Development Library for Your Organization. December 3, 2012. In my last post I wrote about Individual Development Plans and how you can use them to develop in a professional setting. by Nathan Magnuson.

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Management Improvement Carnival: 2012 Edition

QAspire

This year, I review three blogs that I have loved reading. I reviewed Seth’s blog last year as well apart from doing “one-question interview and review” for his books “ Linchpin ” and “ Poke the Box ”. However, her blog focuses on topics that relate to the workplace, not just human resources. Seth Godin’s Blog.

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Five Strategies for Hiring Success

Chart Your Course

The National Association of Colleges and Employers estimates the average cost-per-hire in 2011 and 2012 was $5,100. The results were part of the NACE’s 2012 Recruiting Benchmarks Survey. Review both the resume AND social and networking media outlets. Some people interview well, some people do not.

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Book Review: Culture Connection

LDRLB

The real problem is “how” to develop an effective culture. Marty Parker attempts to tackle this “how” question in his book, Culture Connection: How Developing a Winning Culture Will Give Your Organization a Competitive Advantage. But does any leader actually argue that culture is not important?

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Coach Bill Snyder's 16 Goals for Success - by Nathan Magnuson

Nathan Magnuson

December 24, 2012. I think the reason is that athletics provides one of the greatest leadership development opportunities out there because players learn to work as a team toward a common goal in a competitive environment. In short, it’s leadership development training for life. They came back with raving reviews.

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What I Wish I Knew as a CEO That I Learned Later in HR

Jesse Lyn Stoner Blog

first became aware of Les Hayman in July 2012 when I read his excellent guest post for Gurprriet Siingh – “ Transforming HR – How a CEO did it.” It was during my time in HR that I developed my “ladder” as a way of making managers spend more time on identifying underperformers and helping them become more successful.

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Beyond Tribalism – Book Review

Rapid BI

Beyond Tribalism by Celia de Anca a review. Anyone with a passion for organizational design, organizational efficiency, human resources and certainly public sector leaders and policy makers! Related posts: Ready for Change – book review. The Outstanding Organization – Book Review. Worth a Read?

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