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Someone to Know: Q&A with Alyeska Pipeline Director of Human Resources Fred Millen

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Fred Millen, Director of Human Resources at Alyeska Pipeline is an HR guru who specializes in workforce planning, employee development succession planning and more. With a background in Theology, he’s a wonderful storyteller, speaker and counselor to many.

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Decoding HR Analytics: Exploring its Meaning, Fundamentals, Solutions, and Software

HR Digest

In today’s data-driven business landscape, HR Analytics plays a pivotal role in transforming human resources practices. HR Analytics Basics: HR analytics, also known as human resources analytics, is a strategic practice that leverages data and analytics to optimize HR decision-making.

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Turning Observation into Innovation

Leading Blog

In the case of Centenary College, “we needed to experience the college as if we were students, to understand it as if we were their families, and to visualize it through the eyes of high school guidance counselors or a business’s human resource staff.” Hold listening and storytelling sessions. Capture the stories.

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Résumés & the Art of Storytelling (Part 10)

CO2

A study done by the Society for Human Resource Managers revealed that 53% of résumés contain lies of some sort. Prospective employers and customers ( particularly if you’re a designer, entrepreneur, or creative ) will check for consistency and quality wherever they can. Be artful, but truthful.

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How Great Leaders Think

Eric Jacobson

Leaders can see and do more when they know how to negotiate four key areas of the leadership terrain : structural, human resource, political, and symbolic. Storytelling is our most basic and powerful form of communication. Also, reframing involves shifting frames when circumstances change. Insist on clear goals.

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How Great Leaders Think

Eric Jacobson

Leaders can see and do more when they know how to negotiate four key areas of the leadership terrain: structural, human resource, political, and symbolic. Storytelling is our most basic and powerful form of communication. Also, reframing involves shifting frames when circumstances change. Insist on clear goals.

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How Great Leaders Think

Eric Jacobson

Leaders can see and do more when they know how to negotiate four key areas of the leadership terrain: structural, human resource, political, and symbolic. Storytelling is our most basic and powerful form of communication. Also, reframing involves shifting frames when circumstances change. Insist on clear goals.