The Important Role Employees Can Play In Acquiring Talent Whenever you want someone else to help you accomplish something, it makes sense to make the business case for them to do so. Helping employees understand why their participation in the referral program is critical to the organizations recovery is key. …
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Spend the Summer Rebuilding Your Referral Program and Reap a Bounty of Benefits
I have a suggestion for you . . . dedicate your summer to re-building your employee referral program. Now is an ideal time to invest in program design and rejuvenation, as in most cases, chaos surrounding the new year and year end is a fading memory and distant nightmare. It’s …
Read More »The Future of HR From a Shareholders Perspective (Part 5 of 6)
Part One | Part Two | Part Three | Part Four THE FUTURE OF INDIVIDUAL HR DEPARTMENTS Having established the principles that will guide the shareholder aligned future of the HR function overall, it becomes clear that a majority of the traditional transaction oriented HR departments will be incapable of …
Read More »Making Your Employee Referral Program Work Smarter — Follow-Up Questions and Answers, Part 2
Based on the registration response and volume of questions submitted during a recent ERE webinar on Making Your Employee Referral Program Work Smarter, clearly many organizations have retooling their programs on their agenda. With nearly a question a minute coming in from the hundreds in attendance, responding to all simply wasn’t …
Read More »The Future of HR From a Shareholders Perspective (Part 4 of 6)
Part One | Part Two | Part Three “Shareholder Aligned” Performance Culture Principles (Continued) If you missed the first part of this list, check out part three of this series. Build a competitive advantage – to establish industry dominance through talent, every talent practice must be periodically benchmarked against the …
Read More »Making Your Employee Referral Program Work Smarter — Follow-Up Questions And Answers, Part I
The performance gap between the very best employee referral programs and the typical program is growing dramatically wider each day. Benchmark organizations dedicating resources and formally managing their programs are very close to producing 50% or more of all external hires from their programs — nearly double that of the …
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Thank you for your interest in participating in our 2010/2011 Employee Referral Program Design and Performance Benchmark Study. We are currently finalizing the study structure and timeline. Please fill out the following pre-registration form and we will notify you via e-mail when the study kick’s off. {chronocontact}2010ERP{/chronocontact}
Read More »Advanced Employee Referral Programs — Best Practices You Need to Copy
40 Practices That Distinguish Great from Average The following list is separated into eight categories, based on what the composite practices are trying to accomplish. Benchmark firms are highlighted in parentheses. Improving the Business Case for ERPs The best referral programs are well-funded because they have convinced business leaders and …
Read More »A Checklist for Predicting Corporate Disasters — Is Your Firm the Next BP?
Do People-Management Factors Cause Failures? In recent years, numerous scandals and disasters have demonstrated the far-reaching impact of corporate policy, and more importantly corporate practice. While firms like Enron, Bear Stearns, and “systems” best practice icon Toyota had well-documented processes, policies, and procedures, they also all engaged in management practices …
Read More »The Future of HR From a Shareholders Perspective (Part 3 of 6)
Links to: Part One | Part Two “SHAREHOLDER ALIGNED” PERFORMANCE CULTURE PRINCIPLES GUIDING THE FUTURE OF HR Having looked at the purpose and the service delivery model for the HR function of the future, the next phase in redesigning HR from the shareholders perspective is to establish a set of …
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