Some people typically offer advice and solutions based on their experience, expertise, and skill set. However, there is one factor that is sometimes overlooked that causes things to be skewed against the receiver because the advice and answers are usually projected onto them. This suggests that the advice giver is imparting things that they desire […]
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Some of you have contacted me to thank me for the recent posts. That the posts were quite interesting and beneficial. You were also curious why I’m giving away those hard-earned lessons for free. I appreciate those concerned comments, and my reaction is that I enjoy sharing what I’ve learned in order to help others.
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Communication, HCM, Human Capital Management, Implementation, Integration, Learning, Problem Solving, Project Advisor / August 11, 2023 / Leave a Comment / By Hrair
Here’s a quick one (1) minute video with the top 12 Challenges of Implementing a Human Capital Management System.Each of them is equally important for a successful implementation. There are a few that will bring a project to its knees every single time. Full article test with the 12 points below. Comment, share, connect, and
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I was recently asked to explain, in plain English, what AI prompt engineering is and how I was able to quickly become good at it. First, as humans, we have a responsibility and the decision that in every interaction we take part in is to make the experience nurturing and supportive. If we are not
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This is not one of my favorite albums in the Pink Floyd catalog. It is in my top 5 though. I also think it is an important piece in the history of modern music. By modern I mean after the mid-1960s. It is for many, the crown jewel in Pink Floyd’s catalog. This is why
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We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Blind Spots Adapting to Your Team Working From Home/Remote With the COVID-19 pandemic, companies have been forced to make changes at an abrupt and bewildering pace. Many of them were not prepared technically and financially to take on these challenges, the most predominant being the overhaul of systems and processes to
Mental Toughness “Grit is that mix of passion, perseverance, and self-discipline that keeps us moving forward in spite of obstacles” – Daniel Coyle Adaptability “It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change” – Charles Darwin Silencing
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Ask any painter or musician when they consider their painting or song finished, their response is never. Every time they look at their paintings or play their song, they will have to touch it up and add to it or change up some sections of their performance. True artists do not consider their creation complete.
