Founding Our Future: Celebrating an HR Milestone

By Jason McRobbie For the past 70 years, in one form or another, the BC Human Resources Management Association has been “Founding Our Future”. As...

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The Upside of Downsizing Done Right

By Peter Tingling, PhD We all know that one of the most important managerial functions is hiring. Who we hire not only has a direct...

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EQ + IQ = Learning From Leaders

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP I’ve had the privilege to work with and know many great leaders. Both in the workplace and out, I’ve learned what...

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The Good Manager

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP Good managers lead, enable, believe in and trust their teams. They gave a distinct mindset when working with their teams - they believe...

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The Innovative Workplace: Does HR Hold the Key?

By Anya Levykh “Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower.” ~ Steve Jobs (1955-2011), co-founder and late chairman/CEO of Apple Inc. Stop the presses. Shut the...

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What Does a Great Leader Look Like?

By Laurie Glasser, CHRP Many managers are either owners or were promoted because they did a good job as employees.  But becoming known as a...

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Half of Leaders Admit to Stagnation in Innovation

From un-evolved leadership practices to the decreased emphasis US organizations put on innovation, leadership has barely budged in the last decade, according to the...

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Guiding Change: How HR Adds Value

By Chris Edgelow What human resource professional isn’t involved with change? HR work lies at the critical intersection of business and people — and that...

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