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Complimentary Resource – Summer 2013 Mood Tracker Report: Empowering Employees to Improve Performance

Strategy Driven

Summer 2013 Mood Tracker Report: Empowering Employees to Improve Performance. In our new Summer 2013 Workforce Mood Tracker Report : Empowering Employees to Improve Performance , we asked employees what they thought of reviews and what would make them better. Download this report now! by Globoforce Limited.

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5 simple measures you can take to improve your company’s security

Strategy Driven

In our online-entrenched age, and especially as the world continues to wait out the COVID-19 pandemic, it bodes well for your business that it can access a wide range of markets – both familiar and untapped – from practically anywhere. So, how can you counter that risk? Regularly back up vital business data.

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How Employee Feedback May Have Prevented Deadly Meningitis Outbreak

Great Leadership By Dan

Hearing reports like this must come as a shock to well-meaning corporate leaders who cannot be in all places at all times. Managers need to be trained on the importance of balancing business needs with safety and to take frontline employees concerns seriously. So what can be done to avoid situations like this?

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Small and Young Businesses Are Especially Vulnerable to Extreme Weather

Harvard Business Review

These threats change the risk management calculus of firms hoping to succeed in a more turbulent world. First, small businesses tend to be more productive than larger ones and may be especially unlikely to invest in risk management that diverts resources from production. Make risk a strategic priority.

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Is Anyone Really Responsible for Your Company's Data Security?

Harvard Business Review

Losing that kind of information can mean a plunge in stock price and market share. But when I put the question to top management, well, they''re busy — not their problem, that''s for sure — and they refer me to the chief information officer or the chief technology officer. To find out, I like to ask questions.

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The Questions Executives Should Ask About 3D Printing

Harvard Business Review

Leaders of corporate strategic development need to analyze all of these considerations and be prepared for disruption to ripple through many functions — not just product development and manufacturing, but also finance, tax, legal, human resources, and IT. IP piracy will be another major complication.

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Job Titles Aren't That Important

Harvard Business Review

For example, the above survey found that 55 percent of hiring managers who have job openings for which they can''t find qualified candidates reported that they typically hire people who have held the same title as the open position. Hiring managers are understandably cautious with their hiring practices in the wake of the recession.