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Google Cliff Notes on Creating Great Managers
We’re a big believer in not re-creating the wheel and learning from the best. If a company is successful in motivating workers and consistently hitting or exceeding financial targets through innovation and productivity, it must know what it’s doing in … Continue reading
Posted in HR, leadership, leadershipskills, management, training
Tagged best companies, career development, critical skills, employee wellness programs, fast learners, george anders, good managers, google, Google management training, hard skills, laszlo boch, leadership development, management training, professional development, resilience, soft skills training
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Finding Great Talent and Becoming a Rare Talent
Would you hire someone who had an early success but then was fired or failed? After this person was fired, he went on to start a new company but that didn’t do well. Finally, he succeeded. Would you hire him or … Continue reading
Posted in HR, IN, Innovation, management, Team building
Tagged big challenges, brad bird, building teams, crave big challenges, finding career opportunities, finding great talent, finding peak performers, george anders, getting a good job, getting hired, hiring mistake, hiring strategies, hotbeds of talent, how to get promoted, how to succeed at work, jagged resume, job hunt, job opportunities, making a mistake, passionate pursuits, pixar, resilience, spotting exceptional talent, steve jobs, succeed after a setback, talent acquisition, talent hunt, the rare find, understanding job candidates' passions, unsolved problems
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Restlessness and Resilience: Recipe for Success
“Everybody should be searching for resilience, and hardly anyone does. Being able to bounce back from adversity is crucial in just about every field I examined. You need resilience to be a great CEO, a great teacher, soldier, investor, etc.” … Continue reading
Posted in HR, IN, management, motivation
Tagged boomers in the workplace, bounce back from adversity, career transition, daniel pink, finding peak performers, george anders, hiding failures on your resume, how to find resilience in a candidate, howard schultz video, hr spotting talent, jagged resume, looking for a job, recipe for success, resilience and restlessness, risk adverse companies, search for talent, spotting exceptional talent, talent management, the rare find, transition to a new career
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