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Great Tips for the New Recruiter
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October 18th 2012
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Sylvia Pascaline, Recruitment Manager, shows you some tips to make your recruitment tasks easier!
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How can studying a language benefit your career?
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August 7th 2012
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In any line of business, effective communication is essential. You need to be able to converse confidently in the language of your clients and customers – even if this isn’t your native tongue. If you have hit the language barrier within your business, you may well require professional training to rectify this shortfall. Continue reading...
Super Interim Managers
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July 19th 2012
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   Those “steady jobs, for the life" have run out. The future is and will be project work. Continue reading...
The integration of new talent in a company
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July 17th 2012
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The integration of new talent is critical in the question whether a candidate is going to succeed in a company or not. In smaller companies there might not be resources to invest in long term initial training and in bigger companies the process might be standardized and too impersonal. Continue reading...
Nonverbal Communication
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May 3rd 2012
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According to scientists, more than a half of our communication is nonverbal. Gestures such as facial expressions, hairstyle and clothes can tell more about you than what you are saying. Continue reading...
Commitment and Retaining Talent in an Organisation
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April 25th 2012
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Organisational behaviour is a subject that represents investigating different plans that can be formulated to improve employee behaviour, improve their attitudes in work and their commitment to the company as well as trying to increase their engagement.





 

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Assessment Centers and How They Work
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April 17th 2012
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Candidates who are invited to an assessment center usually have already past a first filter test, like a telephone screening or common job interview. They are evaluated simultaneously with other candidates who are considered for the same position. This allows a direct comparison of the candidates and, as a side effect, increases the pressure on each individual.

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Hard work never killed anyone…?
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March 21st 2012
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The quote above is from Ronald Reagan. But are long working hours really the key to success, or can they also do damage?
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First things first
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March 14th 2012
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Just recently German president Christian Wulff had to resign due to accusations of corruption. Don’t worry, I won’t discuss this matter any further. But interestingly the first thing he did after his resignation was to go to a monastery to spend some time alone.
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The power of LinkedIn
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March 6th 2012
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I was speaking to some of my colleagues the other day about LinkedIn. One of my colleagues thought that this specific Social Network had hit the top and that there would soon be another one along that would replace LinkedIn. What do I think?
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Employee Satisfaction is a Key for Customer Satisfaction
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February 27th 2012
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Employee attitude typically reflects the moral of the company. Especially in such jobs as sales or customer support where employees have direct contact with customers, employee satisfaction has a great impact on results. However don’t mix satisfaction with compensation. Continue reading...
On the value of work
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February 7th 2012
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Some time ago I read about two German sociologists who investigated life satisfaction. They tried to estimate with a complex model how much it would cost the German welfare state to compensate the dissatisfaction induced by job loss. After some profound research they finally stated that the satisfaction we get from a job is actually invaluable.

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Why Emotional Intelligence at workplace matters?
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October 24th 2011
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The term "emotional Intelligence" is being heard more and more often in the world of human recources. What is it, and why is it important to talk about it?

Daniel Goleman, an Amercian psychologist introduced the term Emotional Intelligence (EI) to the general public. He defined it as the ability to receive and apply knowledge from your emotions and the emotions of others. Contrary to popular belief, Emotional Intelligence is not about being nice: it is a way of being smart – having your emotions under control, making the right decisions and using your influence on others in order to achieve common goals.

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