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2011 SHRM Strategic Guidance: Do More With Less

Voice of HR has asked a number of industry contributors to take a critical look at SHRM and offer their advice for 2011. This is my response and a republication of what was posted on the Voice of HR blog. … Continue reading

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Employing America's Heroes

Emily King gave me an embarrassed grin as she struggled not to cry. “I always choke up when I tell this story”, she said sheepishly. I smiled broadly and encouraged her to go on. She did, and thus began the … Continue reading

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SHRM 2010 – Observations & Conclusions

Well, it’s hard to believe that another SHRM Annual Conference has come and gone. And like last year’s event, we witnessed some of the same challenges and opportunities. But before I offer my thoughts on this year’s gala, let me … Continue reading

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DIY for HRO

I believe I have a different perspective than most consultants insofar as HR outsourcing is concerned. This market has matured to the point where HR buyers should be self-sufficient and fully knowledgeable in sourcing transactions. Yes, there are a few … Continue reading

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Quotes from The Crossroads

My day has consisted of endless conversations with those who are at a crossroads. For some it was an unexpected pink slip upon return from a long weekend. For others it’s the heart wrenching decision to lay off staff in … Continue reading

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