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The Price of Going Abroad for a Job Reader Comments (1)  
I suppose a paycheck is a paycheck, and work experience is always good to add to the resume. But what does it mean foroverseas companies that are looking at a glut of U.S. job candidates who are just biding their time until things are "back to normal"?
Nov 18, 2009

What You Should Be Reading, Nov. 2-11
I've had a few members e-mail me in the past couple of weeks with links to content from which they think the larger membership would benefit. This blog is dedicated to those items.
Nov 11, 2009

Talent-Poaching Your Way to the TopRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (3)  
"You can build a business step by step, from the ground up. You can build one through acquisitions. Or you can just poach your competitors' best talent."
Nov 9, 2009

What Your Colleagues Are Reading, October 2009Rating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent
It always makes me happy to see so much WorldatWork content being checked out by our members.
Nov 5, 2009

Just in Time for the Holidays: ScroogenomicsRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent
I read the other day that there's a new book called Scroogenomics: Why You Shouldn't Buy Presents for the Holidays. The premise sounds remarkably similar to some of the recent thinking that consultants have been doing around the area of "perceived value" in employee rewards.
Nov 3, 2009

What You Should Be Reading, Oct. 19-30 Reader Comments (2)  
I received a couple of e-mails in my inbox after my last post two weeks ago, and the overall sentiment was that this would be a helpful service.
Oct 30, 2009

Toward a More Civil DiscussionRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (13)  
There's been a recent trend in our nearly 6-month-old community discussion boards that has some of us a bit worried.
Oct 28, 2009

FreeSuperFreakBlink
Some parts of Chris Anderson's new book really hit me between the eyes.
Oct 23, 2009

Walking Away with Large PaychecksRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (4)  
Executive compensation was all over the front pages today, both in my local paper and The Wall Street Journal.
Oct 22, 2009

Can T&D Fix Everything? Reader Comments (2)  
Companies are reporting "severe deficits" in soft skills among employees. But can work ethic and self-motivation be taught?
Oct 20, 2009

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