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Monthly Archives: August 2013
RIF at #ILSHRM13
During my days as a ride operator at Kings Island, we had our little codes that referred to the things that our guests did or did not do. One of them, RIF, still remains as one of my favorites. RIF … Continue reading
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Tagged Continuous Learning, Duck Dynasty, education, Engagement, Honey Boo Boo, HR, HRFL13, ILSHRM, ILSHRM13, INSHRM, Kings Island, Reading, RIF, speaking, Teaching
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4 ways to tell if your HR department is like Congress
You’ve likely heard the classic line: ‘If the opposite of pro is con, then the opposite of progress must be Congress…” Unfortunately, given the state that we find ourselves in right now, that is quite true. Since the new Congress … Continue reading
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Tagged change, Congress, DoNothing, Engagement, HR, ILSHRM, INSHRM, Leadership, political, Politics, relationships, SHRM, Trust
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