Study: Neuroscience in HR and employee development Neuroscience is a scientific discipline focused on studying the brain and nervous system. In the last 20 years, it has experienced rapid development, particularly…
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5 steps to a more strategic position of HR in your company Studies still show that C-level executives perceive HR as the least…
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Training evaluation: Getting half-way just isn't good enough There is a serious problem related to corporate training sessions –…
Improve your employee referral programme Are you still seeking the source of the best potential employees? Now you…
3+1 step to performance-based recruitment A good recruiter knows that the best candidates are neither those who can…
Professional resume: How to be distinct from others Try to use your own words. Show that you have put in some effort into…
How to look for "smart creatives" the Google way How does Google manage talent? We can learn something really surprising…
