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Tenacity - the belief that failure is not an option!
By Monique - 11/18/2008 Ping Fu, keynote speaker at the Atlanta Business Conference of the Women's Leadership Exchange, shares her amazing story of courage and belief in the importance of tenacity.

What Does it Take to be a Successful Leader?
By Monique - 10/9/2008 After completing hundreds (if not thousands) of iAdvance Leadership Assessments on leaders around the world, take a look at what we have found to be the the basics, the stand-outs and the missing pieces.

The Impact of Executive Coaching
By Stacy - 9/22/2008 Today I had the most fortunate experience to be reminded why I do what I do as an Executive Coach. During a client's feedback session I was told that "this is the most candid, honest and impactful feedback I have ever received in my thirty year career."

ISHR Group in HR Executive Magazine
By Monique - 9/9/2008 75% of HR Executives say they are concerned about their organization’s ability to develop future leaders. What are some companies doing about it? More importantly, how can the ISHR Group help?

In Honor of Labor Day
By MAD - 8/29/2008 Labor Day was originally conceived in 1882 by Peter J. McGuire, the radical founder of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of New York. We revisit its proud history...and its deeper meaning.

Measuring What Matters
By MAD - 7/31/2008 How does one quantify the full value of human resources to an organization, and do it in real terms? A working group identified three key human capital drivers of organizational success: employee engagement, leadership effectiveness, and a talent management strategy and processes.

Despite Current Economic Climate, Financial-Services Companies are Still Transferring Key Employees into Emerging Markets Due to Perceived Lack of Local Talent
By MAD - 7/10/2008 When it comes to transferring employees around the globe, the majority of the world's financial-services firms are focused on reducing costs and increasing efficiencies, yet still have to accommodate the need for "knowledge transfer" into emerging markets. These firms also remain unsure of the return on investment associated with transferring employees to these markets, according to a survey by GMAC Global Relocation Services and the Centre for Performance-Led HR at Lancaster University Management School in the United Kingdom.

A New Glass Door For Salary and CEO Reviews
By MAD - 6/13/2008 Richard Barton, the former Microsoft executive and founder of Expedia.com and Zillow.com has created a new website called Glassdoor.com. The site, which launched last Wednesday, allows users to view salaries for positions at a number of companies across the United States.

The Labyrinth of Leadership
By MAD - 5/12/2008 When you put all the pieces together, a new picture emerges for why women don't make it into the C-suite. According to the Harvard Business Review's critique of The Labyrinth of Leadership, it's not the glass ceiling, but the sum of many obstacles along the way.

The Choreography of Talent....with Twyla Tharp
By MAD - 4/29/2008 When we added "The Choreography of Talent" to our Website theme, we must have had Twyla Tharp in mind. The winner of a MacArthur fellowship (popularly called "the genius grant"), a Tony award, and two Emmys, Tharp has been the creative force behind her own dance company, Broadway shows, TV productions, and major motion pictures. In a recent HBR article, Twyla shared some inspirational thoughts for achieving your creative best, one step at a time.

Become a Guest Blogger with ISHR Group!
By Monique - 4/2/2008 Something on your mind you'd like to share with our community of HR movers and shakers? Just drop us a line with an item for blogging and we'll make you an honorary Guest Blogger on HR Insights. See blog post for details.

From HROptIn.com

Blog: The OptIn OnRamp


  • Tips for Moms Returning to the Workforce - What should moms who plan to return to the workforce know about how to prepare a resume and interview so that their skill sets are best represented?

  • Network! Network! Network! - “I forgot to network!” and “I don’t like to network!” These are the two most common phrases I hear from seasoned HR professionals when we talk about networking. Yet, the majority will agree with the statement: “Networking is important and it’s something you must do!” Networking is not natural for most people, and in the “busyness” of our everyday lives it’s something we don’t do or forget to do until it’s really needed. If you’ve just been promoted or are about to make a job change, it’s absolutely crucial you start making connections right away.

  • Leadership Development Talent - Managing Your Internal Pipeline - The ISHR Group was interviewed for an article in last month’s HR Executive Magazine. In the article, entitled “Feeding the Pipeline,” Julie Cook Ramirez wrote that most companies stopped seriously investing in leadership development about a generation ago. She continued to write that these same companies tended to lay off many of the HR experts who had been involved in developing future leaders. Guess what? Much of that great talent is here at HR OptIn.

  • Strategies for More Flexible Work Hours - HR professionals who are balancing busy work and lifestyles can find it hard to maintain a 40 hour work week or a work regimen that conforms to a standard 9-5 schedule. For a variety of reasons, more people not only prefer, but require a more flexible work schedule. A key challenge is finding the best way to arrange a a flexible schedule, including getting management consent. Here are a few strategies to adopt when asking for a flexible work schedule.

  • Employers Report Decline in Benefits as a Piece of Payroll - The average total value of benefits as a percentage of payroll declined for the second straight year, according to a survey by the Human Resources Association of the National Capital Area.

  • Convergence 2008 Highlighted Key Trends in Talent Management - Social networking and collaboration, integrated learning and talent management, and training the extended enterprise are today’s most important trends in workforce technology, according to today's HR thought leaders and exemplified by the delegates at Cornerstone OnDemand’s client and partner conference, Convergence 2008.

  • Wall Street Journal Recognizes HR OptIn as Leading Resource for Comeback Careerists - A story in the April 9th, 2008 edition of the Wall Street Journal entitled "Reinventing Work After Time Away" takes an in-depth look at the national trends attracting "Comeback Careerists" and recognizes HR Optin for its specialized role placing human-resources executives in part-time or flexible comeback positions.

  • The OnRamp and Exit Strategy - Having opted-in and built a successful enterprise, accomplished entrepreneurs face the prospect of opting-out someday when they are ready to sell their business and do other things. In a relevant study, researchers found that most small business owners don't have an exit strategy in place. The research offers terrific advice on how business on-rampers should think and act smarter about an eventual exit.

  • HR Consulting Marketplace Continuing to Expand in 2008 - Demand for HR consulting will continue to expand into 2008, with each HR consulting subsegment experiencing increased activity from a variety of client markets according to Kennedy Information's Report "The HR Consulting Marketplace."

  • When Weather Turns, Embrace Telecommuting Option - As treacherous winter storms paralyze the mobility of so many Americans across the country to safely navigate to a physical workplace, a more practical idea is being driven home. That idea is Telecommuting. Besides boosting productivity amidst the snarls and tie-ups of snow bound traffic, telecommuting could play a major role in America's energy future. Just look at the numbers.


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