Conferences
Strategies 2010:
Harnessing the Power of People
March 3rd — 5th, 2010
W Atlanta Midtown, Atlanta, Georgia
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Reluctant Relocation: Recruiting in a Soft Market
The economic downturn has made more high-quality talent willing to relocate for work, but organizations face steeper costs and new challenges when moving new hires and existing employees to the home office.
Tapping Top Talent in a Downturn
Today, more than ever, organizations must recruit and select the best talent where they have openings and upgrade talent in areas where it will advantage the business.
Retention Strategy: Meaningful Motivation
Retaining and developing existing talent can be more important to an organization and less expensive than acquiring new talent.
Recessionary College Recruiting: Set Up for Success
This year’s college seniors are feeling the effects of the economy on their job prospects. As the talent pool expands, organizations can employ a number of tactics to ensure they find — and retain — the best talent from the class o
Volunteerism's Impact on Talent Management
Organizations should encourage, value and support extracurricular volunteer efforts.
Emerging Methods of Knowledge Capture
When employees leave, organizations cannot afford to lose the experience or knowledge they’ve gained.
Talent managers can achieve significant savings by taking a close look at strategy and analytics.
An Algorithmic Approach to Flight Risk
Employees switch jobs for many reasons. To avert such surprises, companies can apply a more algorithmic or predictive approach to assess an employee's flight risk.
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Certifying Performance
What do certificates, diplomas and licensure tell us?
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The Bleed-Over Effect
Economic pain experienced outside of work can bleed over into the workplace in a variety of ways.
June 2009
Knowledge: The New Commodity
Knowledge is power in the modern marketplace. Organizations making large-scale cuts to workforce development may want to think again.
June 2009
How to Execute Strategic Talent Restructuring
The following fictional case study looks at how a company called Great Supplier found $330 million in cost savings while satisfying stakeholders, customers and minimizing the unavoidable blows to its workforce.
June 2009
Leaving an Imprint: Xerox Equips Talent to Innovate
Xerox is known for making document management products, but when it comes to developing talent, carbon copies won’t do.