Point Counterpoint: New Perspectives on People & Strategy |
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When You Come to the Crossroad, Take It |
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Point Counterpoint Debates |
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Is "Build on Your Strengths" the Best Advice? So I was Thinking... |
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Ed Gubman (Strategic Talent Solutions) |
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Gerald Ledford (Consultant) |
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Paula Calagiuiri (Rutgers) |
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Bill Stopper (The Walker Group) |
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Donna Dennis (Consultant) |
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Dave Ulrich (University of Michigan) |
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Fred Frank (TalentKeepers) |
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Kathryn Zukof (New York University) |
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Learning Guide for Is "Build on Your Strengths" the Best Advice---"So I was Thinking..." |
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One More Time: Focus on Your Strengths (And Implications for Performance Management) |
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Lynda Gratton (London Business School) |
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Arthur Yeung (China Europe International Business School, China) |
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Ranjan Acharya and Joseph George Anjilvelil (Wipro, India) |
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Niko Canner (Katzenbach Partners) |
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Andy Liakopoulos and Karen McDonald (Deloitte Consulting) |
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Lee Konszak (Washington University) |
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Learning Guide for One More Time: Focus on Your Strengths (And Implications for Performance Management) |
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Point Counterpoint: News Perspectives on People & Strategy |
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With Learning Guides for Discussion and Team Development |
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A Supply Chain Model for Talent Management |
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An Agreement, a Disagreement and an Added Risk |
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Dialogue: The Critical Element |
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Optimizing Workforce Planning Processes |
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You Cannot Overinvest in Talent |
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Value Chain Focus: The Human Touch |
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Additional Talent Management Lessons |
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Balance is the Key in the Global Context |
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People are Not Commodities |
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Employee-Centric Markets: A Different Direction |
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Talent Management: Quantifying Risks and Returns |
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Part II Organizational Effectiveness |
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Redesigning Your Organization for the Future of Work |
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The Systems We Build...the Conversations We Hold |
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The Future of Work: It's Already Here, Just Not Evenly Distributed |
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Moving from Despair to Directed |
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Wanted: Fully Engaged, Learning-Agile People |
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The Future of Work---Cubed |
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On the Future of Work---and HR |
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Neither Hierarchy Nor Network: An Argument for Heterarchy |
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Early Stages of a Journey |
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Of Hidden Connectors and a Violin Quartet |
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Neither Hierarchy nor Heterarchy: An Argument for Network? |
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Valuing Heterarchy in the Public Sector |
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Heterarchies: Human Nature Transformed? |
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Heterarchy: Technology, Trust and Culture |
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64 | (8) |
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Five Myths and Realities About Using Social Media in Your Company |
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Social Media: Creating Richer Relationships in the Workplace |
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NSFW? Shaping a Professional Approach to Social Media |
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Myth #6: Social Media is a Technology Issue |
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What Does Success Look Like for Your Company: Social Media Starting Points with Measurable Returns |
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Let's Concentrate on Managing the People |
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Part III Leadership Development |
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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 |
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Peter Drucker's Early works---Austria and Germany: The Foundations of his Weltanschauung |
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Is Peter Drucker Still Relevant Today? |
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Peter Drucker's Influence in Japan |
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Peter Drucker's Contribution to Indian Management Thought and Practice |
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A Thinker Beyond His Time |
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Peter Drucker: More Than a Management Thinker |
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Impacting Leadership with Neuroscience |
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How the Brain Enables Good Leadership |
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Neuroscience Provides Tools to Navigate the New Business Reality |
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Applying Neuroscience to Leadership Development: Designing Learning with the Brain in Mind |
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Neuroleadership: More than Another Leadership Framework |
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Onboarding: An Act of Transformational Leadership |
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Curtain Up on the Two-Way Transformational Leader Model |
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Onboarding: The International Dimension |
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Planning Ahead: The Critical Success Factor |
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Onboarding: Process Plus a Broad Organizational Mindset |
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Part IV HR Strategy & Planning |
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Why Leading Sustainability Matters More Than Ever |
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Caveat Venditor: How Sustainability is Shifting the Balance of Power |
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Sustainability Rests in the System, Not in the Product |
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Buyer Beware: The Pathway to Collapse Could be Paved with the Most Sophisticated Consumer Metrics |
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Why Leading Sustainability Matters More Than Ever |
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Making Sustainability Part of Everyone's Job |
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Sustainability Leadership & the Real Value of Brands-At the Core |
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Sustainability: Harnessing the Collective Innovation of All Employees |
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Competitive Advantage, HR Strategy and China (The 2008 Olympics) |
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Arthur Yeung (China Europe International Business School, China) |
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Xiaoya Liang (Fudan University, Shanghai) |
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J. Stewart Black (Insead, France) |
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Jeff Hasenfratz (Mindsight, Shanghai) |
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Doug Guthrie (New York University) |
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Executing Growth Strategies in China |
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Part V Building a Strategic HR Function |
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The HR Business Partner Model: Past Learnings & Future Challenges |
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The Good and the Great: Definable Differences |
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Critical Roles with New Emphasis |
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It is Time to Take a Different Seat at the Table |
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Understanding the Elephant |
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Lasting Competitive Success |
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131 | (10) |
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Are You Getting a Bang Out of Your Executive Pay Buck? |
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Getting Beyond Share Price: The Truer Measure of Corporate Value |
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This Approach Deserves More Research |
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Compensation: One of Many Critical Factors in Executive Effectiveness |
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Be the Sixth Highest Paid Executive |
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Nice Idea, but Hard to Apply in Practice |
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