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01 February 2010 ~ 0 Comments

Detour

Okay, so I usually don’t do this, but today I’m sending you elsewhere to get your weekly RocketHR fix. Please check out this post titled “The HR Capitalist Challenge.” But please don’t just read the post and walk away. There are three very important questions in there regarding how you make yourself a better HR [...]

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03 January 2010 ~ 2 Comments

3 Free HR Podcasts

Whether you’re looking for some learning or something more entertaining than another dry, boring white paper, you can find what you’re looking for on the web. One of my favorite things to do is listen to podcasts while I’m working on a repetitive task. It passes the time, and I’m learning, too. Here are a [...]

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14 December 2009 ~ 0 Comments

HRCI Kills Student Exemption

There seems to be a segment of the HR population that cares a lot about certification and puts a certain amount of “weight” in the PHR or SPHR designation. While not all of us are raging fans of HR certification, I’d like to know your thoughts on HRCI changing the requirements for students and recent [...]

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30 November 2009 ~ 2 Comments

Students, Federal HR, and Strategic Planning

A few weeks back, I dropped by another NASHRM student chapter meeting. I was blown away by the amazing speaker. Tim Grey from AMCOM stopped by to give a short lecture on federal HR and its differences from the private sector. I must say that I was amazed. I probably looked like I was ignoring [...]

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23 November 2009 ~ 2 Comments

NASHRM Mentor Program

Want to get mentored? Well, you’ll have to wait until next year. This year’s participants in the NASHRM mentor project were announced last week, and I am thrilled to be on that exclusive list. The mastermind of this project, Rusty Brand, passed along this comment: We believe that the mentor program has the potential to bring [...]

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21 September 2009 ~ 0 Comments

Leaders are Mentors

I apologize for the problem with the post this morning. Issues have been fixed. If you see anything that’s not working correctly, let me know. Thanks! Whether purposefully or not, leaders are mentors. As the term “leaders” implies, they are usually at the forefront of the action. And the younger and/or less experienced people in [...]

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07 September 2009 ~ 1 Comment

Interns: Future Leaders or Coffee Carriers?

We all know how much fun it is to laugh at the TV versions of interns. They scurry to-and-fro, trying valiantly to rise above their lowly rank, but they end up with the short end of the stick all too often. I’m willing to bet that people wouldn’t laugh nearly as much if they looked [...]

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15 August 2009 ~ 0 Comments

The Social Web and You

What is social media? How is it different from social networking? Why are you asking all these questions? Learn more in the post “The Social Web and You.”

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