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Navigator Newsletter #181

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Join Our New Blog! We are going to the next level or interactivity and have created a new blog called the High Performance Organization. We are going to the next level or interactivity and have created a new blog called the High Performance Organization. Why you should join this blog: >You may post your questions. >Add

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Solving Gen Ys Passion Problem – Cal Newport – Harvard Business Review

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Also some great discussion on the blog. This is a great article about what makes Generation Y tick. A must read for anyone wanting to understand this generation. Solving Gen Ys Passion Problem – Cal Newport – Harvard Business Review.

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Bad Hiring is an HR Nightmare

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PeopleViews – The PeopleClues blog. PeopleViews – the PeopleClues blog. Posted by Cat Carlos | Nobody Likes a Bad Apple! Few things strike more fear in an HR manager’s heart than making a bad hire. An integration of creative ideas into a stable construct. The ability to evaluate and modify your hiring process.

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3 Business Reasons for Employee Engagement Program

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1) Productivity rises: Gallup performed a meta-analysis across 199 studies covering 152 organizations, 44 industries, and 26 countries – which was featured on the Harvard Business Review blog – and found that general productivity was 18% higher at companies where employees were more engaged than not.

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4 Best Techniques to Recruit New Talent

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Use your brand image to attract talent by controlling the message your brand sends to potential candidates: Maintain a frequently updated blog. Here are four ways to recruit the best candidates, along with three red flags that signal it’s time to move on (and two that mean they should come back for another shot). 2) Never Stop Networking.

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Entitled Millennials? – The Network for Good

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You can read more of her blog posts at CompaniesforGood.org and follow her on Twitter @calimcg. You can change that. Here’s how. via Entitled Millennials? – The Network for Good. Allison McGuire is the Marketing Associate at Network for Good. By Greg Smith. The post Entitled Millennials?

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4 Steps To Resolve Recurring Dysfunction In The Workplace

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The wheels featured in this blog illustrating stars and dots in placed in various sections of the wheel charts show how each member of the team has unique behavioral styles and motivators.). However, having these differences inevitably increases the likelihood of conflict occurring, so ongoing management and facilitation is imperative.