All Blog Posts Tagged 'talent' (5)

Could 2013 be the year of the quitter?

Talent attraction has been top of the HR agenda in recent months and perhaps even years. As organisations look to expand into global markets, maximise business offerings and in some cases branch off in to new industries, getting the best talent on board was a vital strategic move. But could 2013 be the year where this shifts to talent retention?

At a recent JobPost event – Future of Talent, Technology & Social Recruiting – Nina Bosco, Head of Sourcing Intelligence at Alexander…

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Added by Vickie Collinge on March 6, 2013 at 9:41 — No Comments

Top Tips for Keeping Young Talented Employees

Your best people jumping ship and going to a competitor is every company’s worst nightmare.  But in the rush to get a key person replaced, how often do we pay any attention to finding out why a particular employee has chosen to head for the hills?

A series of recent …

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Added by Sue Lingard on October 5, 2012 at 12:36 — No Comments

Time to trade in for a new model?

Welcome to our first guest post!  Patrick Mullarkey, L&D Consultant at the Bradfield Group shares some thoughts about how taking a more flexible approach to organisation structures could unlock latent talent in your organisation.  And we agree.  The post was inspired by a three way conversation between Patrick and other connectingHR members Perry Timms and Gareth Jones on twitter - the power of social media.…


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Added by Community Manager on January 16, 2012 at 9:00 — No Comments

Rethink Work. See the Possibilities

Rethink Work is both a documentary and a book.

 

Rethinking work is about helping individuals realise their full potential through acknowledging the changing ways we work and the changing things we want from work through addressing life-long learning, digital literacies, health and well-being in work.

 

Calls to action:

Start a dialogue at work and participate in…

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Added by Ann Danylkiw on November 25, 2011 at 7:15 — No Comments

Organisational psychology in the academic versus the real world

Following the recent riots, Ed Miliband called for a a deep analysis into the real causes. David Cameron, however, argued that the UK knows the causes and all that is needed now is rapid action and intervention. Mlliband responded by saying that Cameron's intervention will be a knee-jerk reaction based on a superficial analysis of the situation, and which will result in the wrong intervention and not cure the rioting.



As organizational capability advisers, we face an analogous… Continue

Added by Max Blumberg on September 27, 2011 at 7:42 — No Comments

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