Generalship: HR Leadership in a Time of War The HR profession is facing a War for Relevancy, and if we donít do something about it, we run the risk of becoming the next buggy whip makers in the American workforce. But, what should we do? This book offers an intriguing solution: it urges HR leaders (and those who aspire to be) to emulate the traits of the only executives specifically trained to win at war: generals. The book is short and easy to readóit looks much like the popular hardback, Fishóbut itís filled with powerful insights for surviving and prospering in todayís anti-HR corporate culture.
WEDDLEís 2004 Recruiterís Guide to Employment Web Sites Completely updated for 2004 and chock full of new sites, this ìConsumerís Reportî of job boards and career portals is sure to improve both the quantity and quality of your candidate yield. We select 350 of the best recruitment sites on the Web and describe them in full-page profiles. There are no opinions here, just the detailed, accurate information you need to make smart buying decisions and improve your ROI Ö your return on the Internet.
WEDDLEís 2004 Directory of Employment-Related Internet Sites Also completely updated for 2004, this Directory is the ìaddress bookî of job boards and career portals. It ensures that youíll never be lost on the Information Superhighway. Expanded again this year, the Directory lists the name and Internet address of over 7,500 recruitment sites in the U.S., Canada and 20 other countries around the world. No less important, it organizes the sites by career field, industry and geographic focus, so that you can find the right site(s) for each and every one of your recruiting requirements right away.
The Keys to Successful Recruiting and Staffing The economy is finally improving, and the demand for talent is already on the rise. How can you prepare for the inevitable barrage of new recruiting requirements? Read this book; it offers a comprehensive, integrated strategy for optimizing the quality of the candidates you source and recruit for your organization. Written by Barry Siegel, a veteran of countless recruiting battles over the years, it is a detailed, practical primer on capturing the high ground in the War for the Best Talent.
Tíis of Thee This book is about people and American patriotism. It is an intensely personal journalónot unlike Tuesdays With Morrieówritten largely in the two years prior to September 11, 2001 and finished in the week immediately following the terrorist attacks. It recounts the year-long ìconversationî between a son and his father, between a living American and one resting in Arlington National Cemetery. Their topics range from the Vietnam War to the American Dream, but always their conclusion is the same: America is as good, as vibrant, as hopeful as the patriotism of we, its people.
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