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  • Mergers and 20 dumb things…

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    Listen, I can go off topic sometimes, right? Gautam’s post on Tom Peter’s 20 dumbest business practices reminded me of something else I read recently: TP: Mergers of Decrepit…

  • Deloitte HR

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    Well, I got pestered into adding Deloitte to my HR consultancies list to the right (not really – it was the right thing to do ayway). I did not…

  • RSS feed modified to new host

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    Just in case you read the HR Technology Discussion Board feed through your RSS reader, please be aware that the feed has been redirected. As of December 1, 2005,…

  • Getting Even (off topic – HR politics)

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    OK, this is not a HR tech post, but I thought it was very interesting. I got this from BostonWorks which cited WAGEproject.org. This issue of gender pay differentials…

  • www.worstreview.com (off topic)

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    I got this from Successfactors.com. Not much there yet, but should be funny/interesting when it gets going.

  • Female leaders deserve better

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    I was quite dismayed at this post on the Future of Work blog. The post is based on a link to a Matt Miller article from the New Your…

  • I won’t be writing for a couple weeks

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    Don’t think I’ve abandoned the blog. Just going to take a sabattical until the end of the month. Just started a new job and I need to concentrate on…

  • News of interest to Dubs

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    Item 1:I think it’s important to note diversity sometimes. HR Executive Magazine announced their 25 most influential women in HR today (U.S.). I say this is important because HR…

  • HR Stocks outperform NASDAQ index by 12%

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    Robert Baird’s Human Capital Services Metrics, Analysis and Perspective report for (you can download it for free at HR.com) 02/05 noted that HR Administrative services such as ADP, Ceridian…

  • SHRM and NPR – just a personal pet peeve

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    OK – this has nothing to do with actual HR operations or technology, but it really irks me that NPR is sponsored by SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management)….