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Building Your Team: Using Fun in your Training

When you hear the term “team building”, what comes to mind? A hard ropes course meant to teach you and your co-workers how to work together? A meditation retreat meant to teach you how to relax and focus better at work? Or maybe it means sitting in a classroom with everyone, learning communication skills. No  Full Article…

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How LinkedIn Can Help Build Your Job Contacts

We are constantly bombarded with so many different social media sites that it can be hard to determine which will actually help you as a job seeker. Twitter and Facebook are a couple of the main ones that everyone has heard of, but what others out there should you be on to connect with potential  Full Article…

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Time for employees to think

By Trương Chí Dũng, Director of R&D, Le&Associates. – http://www.l-a.com.vn/news/detail/1022/time-for-employees-to-think.htm On SHRM some years ago, there was an article named Take a Time-out for Your Team to Reflect by Jonathan Gosling and Henry Mintzberg. The articles stressed that employees must know how to work and to reflect. Therefore, the manager must give them some time  Full Article…

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Know your golfing style

We all know the Bobby Jones’ quote: “Golf is a game that is played on a five-inch course – the distance between your ears”. The way you play golf – prepare for the swing, make decisions on the field, calculate risk, interact with other players, control your temper, approach the game react to the outcome  Full Article…

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Remote control

Sometime ago, there was a seemingly silly question that “If we can control TV, washing machine, roller door, etc. by a remote, can we do the same to a business?” This question was answered by Jathan W. Janove in his article named Learn How to Manage by Remote Control in SHRM, 2004. The main points  Full Article…

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Nine Ways To Get Yourself Headhunted in HR

by Alan Collins – http://successinhr.com/getting-headhunted-in-hr The best HR recruiters, headhunters and executive search firms pride themselves on being able to find you. The problem is they never seem to call when you MOST want to be found. So what do you do if you want to get headhunted? Well, you can reach out and start  Full Article…

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Always Late for Work?

The perpetually-late are often misunderstood. It’s not enough to simply wake up earlier or organize the morning—always-tardy people go into a sort of time warp when it comes to being on time. Because of this, advice from the on-timers simply doesn’t work. Here are some non-traditional suggestions: 1. Change your mind-set. Do you have to  Full Article…

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Human resource management

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_resource_management Human resource management (HRM, or simply HR) is the management of an organization’s workforce, or human resources. It is responsible for the attraction, selection, training, assessment, and rewarding of employees, while also overseeing organizational leadership and culture, and ensuring compliance with employment and labor laws. In circumstances where  Full Article…

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Human resources

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_resources “Human resource” and “Manpower” redirect here. For other uses, see Human resource (disambiguation) and Manpower (disambiguation). Human resources is the set of individuals who make up the workforce of an organization, business sector or an economy. “Human capital” is sometimes used synonymously with human resources, although human capital  Full Article…

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15 Dirty Little Secrets For Landing Your Next HR Job…

by Alan Collins – http://successinhr.com/dirty-little-hr-job-search-secrets I recently talked with a terrific HR executive who was out of work for seven months. She had 10 years of HR experience, all with one company, before she was laid off in a brutal organizational restructuring. The good news is she just landed a terrific new job as a  Full Article…

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7 Reasons Why You’re NOT Getting HR Job Offers…What Your Interviewers Know, But Aren’t Telling You!

by Alan Collins – http://successinhr.com/no-hr-job-offers Are you getting interviews but no offers? While it’s great to get invited in to interview for your HR dream job, it a bummer when afterwards they don’t SHOW YOU THE MONEY! However, let’s face it. You’re not likely to get every single HR job for which you interview. Some  Full Article…

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5 Steps for a Better Career

BY YUN SIANG LONG – http://www.l-a.com.vn/news/detail/1117/5-steps-for-a-better-career.htm These are five small steps in your career success planning that will determine how far and how fast you can achieve that big success. Take time to reflect and ponder on these tips and guide for a successful career. In my work as a department head, I have to  Full Article…

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Training staff to solve their own conflicts

In an article on SHRM in 2005, the author Kelly Mollica stated: “If your staff often come to you to complain about the others and if you think it is your business to solve their conflicts, it is high time you said ‘No’. Instead, you need to train your staffs to solve their problems themselves.”  Full Article…

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Time to change your CEO?

By Jukka Sappinen, CEO, Extended DISC International – http://www.l-a.com.vn/news/detail/1156/time-to-change-your-ceo.htm Long time ago, when I was a young consultant, I was with a seasoned CEO sitting in his huge office. I was there to help him use our assessments within his organization. It turned out I wasn’t able to help him as much as he was  Full Article…

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Are You Ready To Outsource Your Human Resources Function?

By Lawrence M. Bienati – http://www.l-a.com.vn/news/detail/1161/are-you-ready-to-outsource-your-human-resources-function.htm Many organizations are contemplating outsourcing their human resource (HR) function. The decision to outsource or “in-source HR” depends on current and future organizational direction, size and complexity. Also, certain HR process areas are easier to outsource than others. This paper provides a framework that will help you assess whether  Full Article…

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Risk and Leadership

by Oxford Leadership Academy on Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 12:29am · To laugh is to risk appearing a fool. To weep is to risk appearing sentimental. To reach out to another is to risk involvement. To expose feeling is to risk rejection. To place your dreams before the crowd is to risk ridicule. To  Full Article…

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3 Steps to Creating Your Career Development Plan

BY DOROTHY TANNAHILL-MORAN If you are pondering your career direction and how to get where you want to be, there are some simple steps you can take that will help you come up with a plan. Let’s not be confused by the word “simple.” Sometimes the simplest of concepts or steps can be tough to  Full Article…

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The diffence between Leaders and others

When leaders make a mistake, they say, “I was wrong.” When followers make mistakes, they say, “It wasn’t my fault.” A leader works harder than a follower and has more time; a follower is always “too busy” to do what is necessary. A leader goes through a problem; a follower goes around it and never  Full Article…

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