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How to Make Your Feedback System a Force For Positive Change
Effective feedback practices have shown a direct impact on some of the most important HR metrics, but they aren't always the easiest to implement. Find out what you can do to create a thriving culture of feedback.
Hire Who You Need Next, Not Who You Had Last
Job descriptions should never be posted based on what the "last person" did. They should reflect the current and future needs of your ever-evolving enterprise. Find out how this helped Michelle McKenna-Doyle, Chief Information Officer for the NFL, land her job.
5 Microlessons From Convergence 2017
Didn't make it to Cornerstone Convergence this year? Don't fret. Here are five of our favorite lightbulb moments from the conference worth taking home.
5 Things You Can Do Right Now to Improve Your Employee Retention Strategy
Regularly recruiting and training new employees is expensive for businesses and hurts productivity. Here's how to make employee retention a priority.
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