Obviously, there are a lot of reasons the team over here at CareerBuilder is excited to be in Las Vegas this year for SHRM – spectacular food, shopping and shows, the chance to relive the epic skydiving Elvises scene from Honeymoon in Vegas, etc….but the chance to meet all of the conference attendees is at the top of that list. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Life’s a Beach? Not So Fast, Say Some Vacation-Less Workers
- May 26th, 2011
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Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial kick-off to summer, is upon us. Grills will be dusted off and fired up; burgers, brats and corn on the cob will be prepared; bikes will be ridden down ridiculously long paths; swimming pools will be cannonballed into; bathers will be sunned; time with family and friends will be had; and… work will be done? Continue reading
The Secrets to Their Success: What Smart Companies Understand About Talent Intelligence
- May 25th, 2011
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Do you ever wonder how companies like Google, Best Buy, P&G, Harrah’s, Dell, Starbucks and Sysco – to name just a few – consistently rank on Best Places to Work and Most Desirable Employers lists? It’s not just the fancy perks like free gourmet meals, stock options, on-site fitness facilities and flex schedules. Continue reading
Benefits of Un-Banning Social Media at the Office
- May 24th, 2011
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As anyone who has found themselves knees-deep in a friend’s tagged photos can tell you, social media sites can be addicting. So it’s no surprise that this newer medium scares the pants off of many companies, causing them to block sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube at the office. Continue reading
Six Concepts Brands Should Understand About Social Media Etiquette
- May 17th, 2011
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In my work as a social media community manager for various companies, I spend a lot of time on the different platforms, and, oftentimes, even my less-than-delicate sensibilities are shocked. It’s no surprise that people on the Internet are ruder and cruder than they are in real life – they feel protected by the lack of face-to-face interaction in cyberspace. Continue reading
Recruiting and HR: Friends or Frienemies?
- May 16th, 2011
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Wikipedia defines frienemies as “either an enemy disguised as a friend or a partner who is simultaneously a competitor and rival.” Think about it: In your experience, are recruiting and HR enemies disguised as friends, rivals, or true business partners?
Over the years, I have witnessed many organizations in which HR and recruiting are indeed frienemies. Continue reading
CareerBuilder Leadership Series: Spotlight on Carl Albright, CEO of InfoCision
- May 16th, 2011
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“Our employees are the heart and soul of our business and the reason we continue to enjoy prosperity and growth.”
In the following excerpt from CareerBuilder’s recent interview with Carl Albright, CEO of InfoCision, Albright reveals, among other things, his leadership philosophy, the impact people have on his business, and how a first-grader gave him his greatest leadership lesson. Continue reading
How to Influence Online Conversations Using Social Media
- May 10th, 2011
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My colleagues Melissa Murray Balsan and Venetta Linas Paris have already posted about the myth of, “If you build it, they will come.” But that’s not the only social media misconception that can drastically impact a company’s brand. Many businesses still believe that by avoiding social media they prevent individuals from expressing their views about their organization online. Continue reading
FEATURED WEBCAST- Your Company in 2020: Capturing Talent to Fuel Future Growth
- May 10th, 2011
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Building an integrated recruitment strategy is a much different task today than it was three years ago. Human Resources executives have had to quickly adapt to a changing marketplace in which search engines and social media are becoming more effective platforms to source the best talent. Continue reading
CareerBuilder Leadership Series: Spotlight on Glen Tullman, CEO of Allscripts
- May 10th, 2011
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“Our people know that what they do every day really matters, and they are all about making a difference.”
In the following excerpt from CareerBuilder’s recent interview with Glen Tullman, Chief Executive Officer of Allscripts, Tullman discusses the qualities that make for great employees – including adaptability, curiosity and empathy – and what it means to “be big and act small.” Continue reading
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