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  • Izdevniecība: Society for Human Resource Management
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  • ISBN-13: 9781586443238
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With 13 sets of debates confronting both large and small companies today, this excellent resource provides critical insights and various perspectives on leading human capital issues that are paramount to managing successful organizations. Written by authors, consultants, academics, and practitioners from across 14 countries, this record addresses various topics, including talent management, organizational effectiveness, leadership development, human resources strategy and planning, and building a strategic human resources function.

Recenzijas

If you've ever thought there must be another side to the HR advice you're hearing, this is the book for you. Point Counterpoint: New Perspectives in People & Strategy is a terrific guide to the pluses and minuses of contemporary ideas." Peter Cappelli, George W. Taylor Professor of Management, The Warton School, University of Pennsylvania

Point Counterpoint: New Perspectives on People & Strategy
With Learning Guides for Discussion and Team Development
4(1)
Richard Vosburgh
Ed Gubman
Anna Tavis
When You Come to the Crossroad, Take It
5(1)
Anna Tavis
Point Counterpoint Debates
Richard Vosburgh
Part I Talent Management
6(32)
Is "Build on Your Strengths" the Best Advice? So I was Thinking...
Bob Eichinger
With Counterpoints by
Michael Beer (Harvard)
Ed Gubman (Strategic Talent Solutions)
John Boudreau (USC)
Gerald Ledford (Consultant)
Paula Calagiuiri (Rutgers)
Bill Stopper (The Walker Group)
Donna Dennis (Consultant)
Dave Ulrich (University of Michigan)
Fred Frank (TalentKeepers)
Kathryn Zukof (New York University)
14(1)
Learning Guide for Is "Build on Your Strengths" the Best Advice---"So I was Thinking..."
15(8)
One More Time: Focus on Your Strengths (And Implications for Performance Management)
Marcus Buckingham
With Counterpoints by
Ed Lawler (USC)
Lynda Gratton (London Business School)
Arthur Yeung (China Europe International Business School, China)
Ranjan Acharya and Joseph George Anjilvelil (Wipro, India)
Niko Canner (Katzenbach Partners)
Andy Liakopoulos and Karen McDonald (Deloitte Consulting)
Lee Konszak (Washington University)
23(1)
Learning Guide for One More Time: Focus on Your Strengths (And Implications for Performance Management)
Point Counterpoint: News Perspectives on People & Strategy
With Learning Guides for Discussion and Team Development
24(14)
A Supply Chain Model for Talent Management
Peter Cappelli
With Counterpoints by
An Agreement, a Disagreement and an Added Risk
Don Ruse
Dialogue: The Critical Element
Kim Nugent
Optimizing Workforce Planning Processes
Elise Freedman
You Cannot Overinvest in Talent
Jamie Flinchbaugh
Value Chain Focus: The Human Touch
Kathleen McCarthy
Additional Talent Management Lessons
Scott Brooks
Jeffrey Saltzman
Balance is the Key in the Global Context
Jurgen Rohrmeier
People are Not Commodities
Peter Bedford
Employee-Centric Markets: A Different Direction
Nicholas Kemsley
Talent Management: Quantifying Risks and Returns
Richard Arvey
Part II Organizational Effectiveness
38(34)
Redesigning Your Organization for the Future of Work
Tamara Erickson
With Counterpoints by
The Systems We Build...the Conversations We Hold
Beverly Kaye
The Future of Work: It's Already Here, Just Not Evenly Distributed
James Ware
Charles Grantham
Moving from Despair to Directed
Sherry Benjamins
Wanted: Fully Engaged, Learning-Agile People
Lawrence Clark
HR's Next Evolutions
W. Warner Burke
The Future of Work---Cubed
Kevin Rubens
The Chinese Context
Arthur Yeung
The Singapore Context
Alison Eyring
The Indian Context
Geetanjalli Parmar
The European Context
Pam Hurley
On the Future of Work---and HR
52(12)
Yochanan Altman
Neither Hierarchy Nor Network: An Argument for Heterarchy
Karen Stephenson
With Counterpoints by
Concrete Examples Needed
Edgar Schein
Early Stages of a Journey
Robert Eccles
Of Hidden Connectors and a Violin Quartet
Charles Handy
Neither Hierarchy nor Heterarchy: An Argument for Network?
Tracy Cox
What Happens Next?
Patti AnKlam
Valuing Heterarchy in the Public Sector
Berry Frew
Heterarchies: Human Nature Transformed?
Art Kleiner
Heterarchy: Technology, Trust and Culture
64(8)
Ross Dawson
Five Myths and Realities About Using Social Media in Your Company
Jeanne Meister
Karie Willyerd
With Counterpoints by
Social Media: Creating Richer Relationships in the Workplace
Rob Quish
NSFW? Shaping a Professional Approach to Social Media
Jim Bowles
Myth #6: Social Media is a Technology Issue
Matthew Breitfelder
What Does Success Look Like for Your Company: Social Media Starting Points with Measurable Returns
Anne Berkowitch
Let's Concentrate on Managing the People
Chris Hoyt
Part III Leadership Development
72(28)
What Peter Drucker Means Around the World A World Citizen of Austrian Origin: The Rediscovery of the European Roots of the Father of Modern Management
Richard Straub
With Counterpoints by
Peter Drucker's Early works---Austria and Germany: The Foundations of his Weltanschauung
Guido Stern
Is Peter Drucker Still Relevant Today?
Thomas Sattelberger
Peter Drucker's Influence in Japan
Chuck Ueno
Peter Drucker's Contribution to Indian Management Thought and Practice
Vaibhav Manek
A Thinker Beyond His Time
Shuming Zhao
Peter Drucker: More Than a Management Thinker
Danica Purg
Managing Yourself
Bob Buford
Peter Drucker, American
84(7)
Rick Wartzman
Impacting Leadership with Neuroscience
David Rock
With Counterpoints by
How the Brain Enables Good Leadership
Paul Lawrence
Neuroscience Provides Tools to Navigate the New Business Reality
Terry Hogan
Applying Neuroscience to Leadership Development: Designing Learning with the Brain in Mind
Christine Williams
Neuroleadership: More than Another Leadership Framework
91(9)
Tobias Kiefer
Onboarding: An Act of Transformational Leadership
George Bradt
With Counterpoints by
Curtain Up on the Two-Way Transformational Leader Model
Charles Forgang
Onboarding: The International Dimension
George Olcott
Planning Ahead: The Critical Success Factor
Robert Rigby-Hall
Even More Action Needed
Matthew Walter
Onboarding: Process Plus a Broad Organizational Mindset
Sonja Weckstrom
Part IV HR Strategy & Planning
100(20)
Why Leading Sustainability Matters More Than Ever
Daniel Goleman
With Counterpoints by
Caveat Venditor: How Sustainability is Shifting the Balance of Power
Christopher Lueneburger
Sustainability Rests in the System, Not in the Product
John Ehrenfeld
Buyer Beware: The Pathway to Collapse Could be Paved with the Most Sophisticated Consumer Metrics
Peter Senge
Why Leading Sustainability Matters More Than Ever
Miriam Hawley
Making Sustainability Part of Everyone's Job
Daniel Esty
Sandra Lauterbach
Sustainability Leadership & the Real Value of Brands-At the Core
Sophie Constance
Sustainability: Harnessing the Collective Innovation of All Employees
111(9)
Shari Aaron
Competitive Advantage, HR Strategy and China (The 2008 Olympics)
Jeremy Fox
Joan Donahue
Jinpei Wu
With Counterpoints by
Arthur Yeung (China Europe International Business School, China)
Xiaoya Liang (Fudan University, Shanghai)
J. Stewart Black (Insead, France)
Jeff Hasenfratz (Mindsight, Shanghai)
Doug Guthrie (New York University)
Executing Growth Strategies in China
Alison Eyring
Part V Building a Strategic HR Function
120
The HR Business Partner Model: Past Learnings & Future Challenges
Dave Ulrich
Wayne Brockbank
With Counterpoints by
The Good and the Great: Definable Differences
Stephen Kelner
Manuel de Miranda
Change the Terminology!
Jerry McGrath
Critical Roles with New Emphasis
Claudia Kelly
Additional Hurdles
Joanna Miller
It is Time to Take a Different Seat at the Table
Lauren Doliva
Understanding the Elephant
Amy Titus
Essential Competencies
Joy Wyatt
Lasting Competitive Success
131(10)
Cheryl Thomas
Are You Getting a Bang Out of Your Executive Pay Buck?
Ross Zimmerman
With Counterpoints
Getting Beyond Share Price: The Truer Measure of Corporate Value
Donald Delves
A European View
Michelle Holmes
This Approach Deserves More Research
Michael Schuster
Compensation: One of Many Critical Factors in Executive Effectiveness
Douglas MacGray
Be the Sixth Highest Paid Executive
Paul Kirincic
A Matter of Optics
Chuck Csizmar
Nice Idea, but Hard to Apply in Practice
141
A Closing Perspective
Ed Gubman
Anna Tavis is the global head of talent management at Brown Brothers Harriman and an adjunct professor at New York University in the Leadership and Human Resource Management department. She is also a member of the board of directors of HR People & Strategy (HRPS) and editor of the People & Strategy Journal. She lives in New York City.

Richard Vosburgh, Ph.D., is VP & Chief HR Officer of KEMET Electronics Corporation. For five years he was the volunteer Executive Editor for the HRPS Journal and originated the Point Counterpoint series.

Ed Gubman is the cofounder of Strategic Talent Solutions and the author of The Engaging Leader: Winning with Today's Free Agent Workforce and The Talent Solution: Aligning Strategy and People to Achieve Extraordinary Results. He lives in Chicago.