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In defense of Palantir… or why the Department of Labor got the wrong man

Aline Lerner

Palantir and the DOL are really arguing over using resumes versus employee referrals to screen job candidates, when smart companies of a certain size should primarily rely on neither. I used to run technical hiring at a startup and was having a hell of a time trying to figure out which candidates to let through the resume screen.

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A Legal Analysis of Using Competitors’ Names in Google AdWords

Staffing Talk

Type of goods and the degree of care likely to be exercised by the purchaser; 7. However, the proximity of the goods would become less important if advertisements are clearly labeled or consumers exercise a high degree of care, because rather than being misled, the consumer would merely be confronted with choices among similar products.

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Why Equity Matters More than Diversity or Inclusion, with Aubrey Blanche

Social Talent

For Aubrey, it’s about diversifying the information sources you’re already exposed to, and she points to social media as an incredible tool for this. Johnny Campbell: I love that, it’s like to run faster, don’t tell someone to run faster, tell them to exercise their legs, have a more balanced diet, get out.

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Talent Management Models for HR in 2020

CuteHR

Highlighting the popularity of the talent management process, it was reported by a study in 2010, that. 2010) “Global Talent Management”, Journal of World Business, 45, 2, 105-8. For external recruitment, all HR professionals must be aware of the available sources. They then have to pick their choice of source.

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