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    Employee Engagement Crucial to Success

    Thursday, January 18th, 2007

    The 50 best employers in Canada know how to handle their workforce.

    At a typical “best” employer, 77% of employees have high employee engagement. Other organizations average 55%.

    “When we measure engagement, we’re not simply determining whether employees are happy or loyal. We’re gauging the emotional and intellectual commitment employees demonstrate for the organization for which [...]

    Big Bad Boss - Reality and Effect

    Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007

    A new study proves once again what we already know about bad management and leadership. Wayne Hochwarter, an associate professor of management in FSU’s College of Business, and two doctoral students have completed a study that documents the magnitude of the problem of the big bad boss. It also highlights some of the effects of [...]

    IT Talent Shortage Looms, Better Practices Needed

    Wednesday, November 8th, 2006

    Technology companies worldwide are still struggling to find and retain talent. They have a ways to go to truly develop the capabilities needed to ensure continued success in human capital management.

    A report from PricewaterhouseCoopers warns of a looming talent shortage, and calls attention to the need for more effective management strategies.

    Graham Wyllie, director at PricewaterhouseCoopers, [...]

    Workforce Trends Newsletter

    Friday, September 15th, 2006

    Our latest issue of Workforce Trends is now available!

    Data Dome’s Workforce Trends is a free newsletter corporate leadership and management.

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    Not all DISC is Created Equal
    5 Effects of Talent Loss
    Critical Competitive Functions Lagging in Workforce
    Sharpen Your DISC Quiz: Identify DISC Core Style Communication Tips
    Identify the Career [...]

    Behavioral Job Description, Alignment, Visioning

    Thursday, August 31st, 2006

    The collaborative process of developing an objective behavioral job description benefits management and employees. Often for very first time, managers understand exactly what employees are going through, and employees understand what management really wanted – all in user-friendly behavioral terms. The behavioral job description has a number of valuable applications beyond benchmarking a position or [...]

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