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The Rainmaker Fab Five Blog Picks of the Week

Sales Wolf Blog

SHRM - Society for Human Resource Managment Indispensible for the HR Professional!  Many managers and leaders often assume (falsely) that sales people are solely motivated by money and that the only way to boost sales is to offer additional cash rewards or incentives.  Enjoy! .

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Making Succession Planning “Real”

Great Leadership By Dan

I recently asked readers to submit their burning leadership development questions. How do I get the leadership team to see this as important? Their boss is always hammering, er…, asking them about it. To me, it’s the single most important differentiator when it comes to succession planning and leadership development.

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What Does It Take to Create a Good Design Team?

Strategy Driven

It’s important that the team leader embraces diversity in the ranks and does not see a culture developing where people who are different get hammered down until they conform. Great design teams are carefully put together and managed.

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Recruiting is Broken, Succession Planning is The Future

Strategy Driven

Recruiting is like a hammer. If you’re building a house and the only tool you’ve supplied your framer is a hammer, then then don’t blame the framer if it takes five times longer than you’d like, and costs a bundle more than it should. What I discovered is that building a strong pipeline of talent boils down to three general principles.

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How to Handle a Blitz: 4 Key Strategies for Successfully Negotiating During a Company Transition

Strategy Driven

Does the new role fit that trajectory in terms of responsibilities, scope, subject matter, leadership opportunities, exposure or any other number of criteria? Stacey Hawley founded Credo , a compensation and talent management firm, in 2011. You can accept the role ‘as is’, offer a counterproposal, or decline.