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My Top 10 Most Viewed Posts in 2005

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I lied – one more post.

Ok – so I’ve only been around since March. Who cares? It staggers me to think about everything we’ve covered. From employer branding, engagement, onboarding, technology, vendors, strategies, and just good ‘ol news. I’ve enjoyed blogging, getting to know many of you, and learning from you as well. I hope you’ve enjoyed it too.

My apologies – I lost all comments when I converted to the new domain. As a side note – I’d love it if more of you would comment back on my posts. It’s a great way for everyone to pick up different points of view. I know you’re out there, but I get way more e-mails than comments. Go figure.

Here are my 10 most popular posts as voted on by you:

  1. Talent optimization and engagement
  2. – June 15, 2005

  3. Branding, Communications, Service Delivery
  4. – August 25th, 2005

  5. Onboarding Part 1: Definition
  6. – July 5th, 2005

  7. Workforce Planning again – The Definition
  8. – June 20th, 2005

  9. Oracle Fusion, and future PeopleSoft functionality
  10. – August 23rd, 2005

  11. Recruiting to Onboarding
  12. – July 1st, 2005

  13. eRecruitment Market Trends
  14. – August 4th, 2005

  15. Onboarding Part 2: Integration
  16. – July 6th, 2005

  17. Employer branding, talent and engagement Part 1
  18. – December 5th, 2005

  19. SuccessFactors TMS review
  20. – November 18th, 2005

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3 responses to “My Top 10 Most Viewed Posts in 2005”

  1. regina Avatar

    Dubs – me too…since March – we must have started around the same time. In any event, I’m working on the feeds to make sure I am getting all your posts…something is a bit weird here and it is prob a user problem. Hope you are having a good holiday.

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    ok got it…

  3. Double Dubs Avatar
    Double Dubs

    Regina: May not be a user problem. When I switched domains from blogspot to systematicHR, some of the old feeds that I redirected point to blogspot 50% of the time, and then systematicHR50% of the time.

    It’s supposed to work, but I’ve been watching both sets of feeds and the mostconsistent way to get the feed is to resubscribe through the new page.

    Regina: you might be interested in the fact that the top 3 categories for views were 1) communications, 2) branding, and 3) engagement. So much for having a technology blog!!!

    Hope you’re having a good holiday as well.