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Job Analysis & Design, Recruitment, Selection, Outsourcing
Managements for You | October 1st 2008 by Abhishek Kumar Sadhu
Explain the process of job analysis and job design. Discuss different functions related to recruitment, selection and outsourcing in your organization or any organization you are familiar with. JOB ANALYSIS :Job analysis is the fundamental process th read more
U.S. Presidential Candidates’ DISC Behavioral Style
Data Dome Inc. | September 30th 2008 by Data Dome Blog
DISC the Candidates! You’ve seen them on TV and in the papers – smiling, frowning, trying to stay cool under pressure. Since DISC is measurable, observable behavior, you should be able to make an educated guess about what each candid read more
Job analysis of Network and Security certifications
Networking Frequently Asked Questions | August 9th 2008 by University Ranking
Computer Networking jobs are many in the industry. Certifications are a means for those without experience to prove their credentials. Some who have computer technician jobs and experience also attempt because they feel read more
EMPLOYEE RETENTION – REMEDIES FOR THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE IN BUSI…
HR Horizons | July 10th 2008 by sonika
One of the most pressing challenges facing today’s executives is keeping their best people. In today’s knowledge and service based economy, companies differentiate themselves by their talent—the people with specialized skills and knowledge who read more
Who's Going Back to Work? Mom or Dad
BullsEyeResumes - Career Reentry | June 16th 2008 by BullsEyeResumes
In the recent annual pre-father's-day survey, Career Builder received almost a thousand responses from employed men with children under 18 years old living at home. Here were some of the survey highlights:- 22% of fathers said their jobs have a nega read more
Predicting turnover
HR Tests | May 29th 2008 by BryanB
Turnover can be caused by many things. Inadequate supervision/ leadership. Too much work. Not enough work. Insufficient career growth opportunities.According to many surveys (e.g., salary.com's recent one), these are the types of things people report read more
2008 PTC-NC Conference, Day 1
HR Tests | April 3rd 2008 by BryanB
On March 20th and 21st I was lucky enough to attend (and present) at the 2008 PTC-NC Conference. There were several great presentations and I'm going to break the summary up into two days for ya.The conference started off with Michael Harris, profe read more
Boosting Salaries May Not Be the Solution
Data Dome Inc. | January 18th 2008 by Data Dome Blog
In 2008 U.S. employers still find themselves struggling with a shortage of qualified candidates, despite signs of a slowing economy and even fears of recession. According to a hiring trends forecast by CareerBuilder.com, nearly 20 percent of employ read more
Day 2 - Analyze Your Job
BullsEyeResumes.com | November 2nd 2007 by BullsEyeResumes
National Career Development Month!If you are thinking about a career makeover, don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. In other words, don't walk away from a great opportunity before you try to negotiate away the pieces of your job that cause yo read more
Employees Gone = Customers Gone
Data Dome Inc. | July 25th 2007 by Data Dome Blog
Quotes of the day - on selecting and retaining the right employees: If you’re losing employees, you’re losing customers. On average, American companies lose half of their employees every four years, and half of their customers in five ye read more
Don’t Like the Long Hours?
Data Dome Inc. | July 18th 2007 by Data Dome Blog
An estimated 1.7 million Americans are working in high-pressure positions that require 70+ hours a week - “extreme jobs.” Some can thrive on long hours, especially if they love their jobs (and feel they can gain competitive advantage). Su read more
Top Management Unhappy, Preparing to Leave
Data Dome Inc. | July 13th 2007 by Data Dome Blog
Management Issues has reported that a study by recruitment firm ExecuNet found job satisfaction levels among America’s top managers were “dangerously low.” The poll of 2,149 executives, all with an average salary of $221,000, found read more
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