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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! He goes on to share some thoughts from Scott Cook (founder of Intuit) on how leaders can better unleash the human potential hidden in their organizations and develop a more engaged workforce. 

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Meet My Next Group of Coaches!

Marshall Goldsmith

Diane Ryan – Academy Professor and Director Leadership Development at US Military Academy, Professor Dept. Peter Bregman – Wall Street Journal bestselling author 1 8 Minutes: Find Your Focus, Master Distraction , personal productivity expert. Human Resources & Leadership Development Professionals—Cohort 1.

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What to Do When a Good Employee Stops Trying to Grow

Harvard Business Review

That’s what Sumeet Shetty, product development manager at SAP India, did. Being Engaged at Work Is Not the Same as Being Productive. Ryan Fuller and Nina Shikaloff. The dividends will come, but true human resource development doesn’t happen in days or months; it can take years and sometimes even decades.

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The Most Desirable Employee Benefits

Harvard Business Review

And with only 1%–2% of companies currently using an unlimited time-off policy, according to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) , it’s clearly a benefit that can make companies more attractive. In some cases, under an unlimited time-off policy, employees take the same amount of vacation time.

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Expensive Coffee Coasters & Strategic Plans

LDRLB

Ryan Olsen then wrote a response to that post, and the debate continued with a number of comments on LeaderLab and Twitter. Customers – Just want the dang product (or service) and wish there were less people strategically planning and more people serving them or making products for them.

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Expensive Coffee Coasters & Strategic Plans

LDRLB

Ryan Olsen then wrote a response to that post, and the debate continued with a number of comments on LDRLB and Twitter. Customers – Just want the dang product (or service) and wish there were less people strategically planning and more people serving them or making products for them.