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Feb
12
2011

"Like all other Investing, Invest in Social Business based on Market Research. Just as you would invest in your personal finances based on your family size, age, and market conditions you should be spending in social business with the same industry knowledge. With limited budgets, the corporate Social Strategist (read report) faces a spending dilemma. In 2010, the average annual social business budget at enterprise-class corporations was a mere $833,000. Now, Altimeter Group is publishing spending and deal size averages based on social business maturity for corporations to finally benchmark and cross-check their own spending efforts."

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Jun
12
2010

"The impact of new technologies, especially the web 2.0 ones, and social networks will dramatically change many HR systems. A few examples:"

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  • Issues around privacy, corporate image vs. personal image, intellectual property, etc. will generate a new number of legal issues, coming in addition of current labor laws.
Jan
27
2010

"“La RH 2.0 est la mise en oeuvre d’usages nés du Web 2.0 pour mieux gérer la fonction RH et pour mieux exécuter les processus RH de recrutement, de développement et d’implication des talents qui composent une organisation.

Ces usages dits “2.0″ facilitent l’expression et la collaboration des acteurs de la RH (Collaborateurs, Candidats, Managers, Responsables RH) grâce à des outils 2.0 (Blog, Wiki, RSS, Réseau social,…) qui rendent interactif le système d’information RH (SIRH).”"

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Nov
29
2008

"Feedback" is one of those loaded, double-meaning words in today's workplace - words that connote very different things to members of different generations.

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  • If you're a Boomer, consider what you expect to happen when you have a "feedback session" with your boss. In all likelihood, the purpose of this exchange would be to assess your performance, to render a judgment. Because Boomers love to win, your hopes may be high for a prize - but still it's not exactly the sort of thing one wants to go through on a daily, weekly, or even monthly basis - once or twice a year is plenty, thank you very much.
  • If you're a member of Generation X, the meaning of "feedback" is similar - it relates to an assessment or judgment. But the hoped-for outcomes may be a bit different. More money is great, but so is a longer leash -- more freedom to operate in your own preferred way.
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Jul
26
2008

Malcolm Gladwell on the challenge of hiring in the modern world. From “Stories from the Near Future,” the 2008 New Yorker Conference.

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Feb
18
2008

Deming emphasized that forced rankings and other merit ratings that breed internal competition are bad management because they undermine motivation and breed contempt for management among people who, at least at first, were doing good work.

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