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One of the major issues in workforce management today is how to retain employees. See what the fuss is all about and discover what works in these links.
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Why Should I Work for Your Company?
- by Howard Adamsky & Danielle Monaghan
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Interviewing is a two-way process. What do you answer when a well-qualified candidate looks across the desk at you and asks, "Why should I work for your company?"
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Talent Drain
- by Chuck Martin
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During difficult times, fear of losing a job can drive day-to-day attitudes and actions. As business and the economy improve, people who feel overworked and abused will walk out the door. Here's how to protect your talent pool.
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Training Business-Savvy Techies
- by Julie Gallagher
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Did you know that it takes at least a year for a computer science graduate to function as part of a team in the business world?
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Too Fast to Fathom?
- by Kevin Wheeler
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Job requirements today are changing so fast that recruiters cannot keep up.
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Work-Home Balance Under Threat
- by Nick Easen
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We've all figured it out that we are working more and harder and spending less time with our family and friends. How do we fix this?
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