A High Priority

From the Editor

What We Can Learn from Willy Wonka

Thanks to two kids at home, I’ve seen “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” (the 2005 version with Johnny Depp’s creepy hair) more times than I’d like to admit.

By Andrea Ozias, WorldatWork

In the Community

Going ‘Ratingless’ for Performance Reviews

Has anyone had any positive or negative experiences going ‘ratingless’ with their annual performance review process?

Research for the Real World

Myths About Millennials in the Workplace

HR professionals and business leaders have been talking about Millennials for a while now, as if this generation is locked in time, ever burdened with the reputation for being self-obsessed, entitled and fickle. But today, the oldest Millennials are already in their mid- to late 30s.

By Carolyn Heller Baird, IBM Institute for Business Value

Ethics in Total Rewards

Ethics Training: Building Essential Competencies

A common way to approach ethical issues is to ask, “What should I do?” In business, this translates into policies identifying how people should act in a variety of circumstances.

By Brock Meyer

Career Confidant

He’s the Geek of the HR Profession, and He Loves It

Doug Sayed has used his affinity for learning to keep pace with the technology boom in the Seattle area.