Minor mistakes in the workplace can be something such as overwriting a file that does not affect others but wasted your time rebuilding; major mistakes are those that affect others or the bottom-line, such as overwriting …
July 25th, 2011
Mary Hladio
May 30th, 2011
Mary Hladio
Corporate culture has a significant impact on talent management and organizational success. For instance, a new CEO who does not fit with the company’s culture would affect other employees. Ultimately, the culture reflects the values of the people running an organization. This means that the CEO values input from …
May 23rd, 2011
Mary Hladio Employees from Generation Y, often characterized by an enthusiasm for networking and collaboration, are often stereotyped as know-it-alls. However, recent articles indicate that 18-to-29-year-olds remain enthusiastic and optimistic, with a desire to develop in the workforce.
May 9th, 2011
Mary Hladio While most business leaders say people are their company’s most important asset, and most human resource departments keep data on things like:
Few are applying the kind of metrics that finance executives use, says John Boudreau of the University of Southern California’s Marshall …
March 21st, 2011
Mary Hladio Experts say management involves a focus on timelines, budgets, and metrics, among other things, while leadership involves a focus on vision, buy-in, motivation, culture, and people. Being successful in management may result in a leadership position, but leaders must do well when it comes to culture to achieve success in …