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Hiatus over
Yes, it’s been a while since I’ve posted. As mentioned in my last post, there are many changes afoot in our household and as life continues to hurtle forward, I’ve allowed myself to get caught up in things that have … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Bradley Galin, communication, community, Continuous Learning, education, grad school, graduation, Maine, MBA, shared experience, Teaching, writing
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We Know Next…So can someone tell me?!?
As I wrap up my MBA coursework I am getting the question more and more: “What’s next for you?” My honest answer at this point is a definitive “I do not know.” In honor of this week’s SHRM Leadership Conference (which … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Abundance, Bradley Galin, Change management, education, HR, Leadership, MBA, Personal, questions, relationships, SHRM, Teaching
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Even with Technology, it’s still about People
I had the opportunity to attend my first HR Technology Expo two weeks ago in Chicago. At the suggestion of a colleague, I registered to walk the tradeshow floor which enabled me to speak with the vendors who came to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Chicago, education, HR, HREvolution, HRTechConf, human capital, relationships, sales, technology
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Learn, share, and grow
As many of you know, I am active on the Indiana State Council of SHRM and have been since 2006. During my tenure on the council, my roles have evolved and for the last three (3) years, I have been … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, Continuous Learning, education, HR, HRCI, SHRM
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HR Certification – its value to me
I always read with interest the debate within the HR community about the value of holding certification of professional credentials, specifically those through the Human Resource Certification Institute. Since 2003, I have held my SPHR certification and had the PHR … Continue reading