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Corporate America Good HR HR & Sports Mark Fogel politics mark fogel PoliticsTaking a knee during the national anthem at National Football games is today’s discussion. If you work in HR can you take a knee or do you need to sit, or rather stand, on the sidelines? MORE
Entry-level sports jobs are the best (and sometimes only) way to get your candidate's foot into the sports industry door. Indeed these soft skills are important to your success in finding entry-level sports jobs and continuing your professional development. MORE
As you might imagine, because of my competitiveness sports has always been a sanctuary for me. Career Advice Coaching Culture Ed Baldwin Employee Coaching Employee Development HR & Sports HR (& Life!) I’m competitive. I always have been. MORE
Watt (and Jose Altuve) were named Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year. “ When devastation hit his city of Houston in late August, J.J. I love reading trend predictions, but also enjoy the thoughtful look-back. MORE
I’m often reminded of the close ties between the roller coaster world of recruiting to the giddy, emotion-laden world of professional sport. The post Triumph and Disaster: How Recruiting Mimics Sport appeared first on Rice Consulting. Recruitment Agency Competition Sport MORE
Candidate Pool Change Management Coaching Culture Current Affairs Driving Productivity Employee Coaching Employee Development Employee Engagement Engagement and Satisfaction Good HR HR Sports Talent Acquisition Talent Strategy Training and Development HR & Sports leadership leadership developmentI’m a college basketball fan, so the NCAA Championship this week was fun to watch. MORE
Nurse recruitment is a contact sport, and those that master the intricacies of personalization will emerge the winners. The post Nurse Recruitment: A Contact Sport appeared first on Jobvite. MORE
It’s a recurring segment in sports media, and a fun talking point amongst fans, where the debate is whether a team is “for real,” particularly early in the season. Identifying Both in Sports and at Work appeared first on Recruiting Daily Advisor. Contender or Pretender? MORE
Considering a career in sports for your child? Few could think that academics and sport can go hand-in-hand. Thus, since you are considering sport as your child’s career, you need to take a dig at a lot of factors. Let me name a few more sports of such kind -. MORE
Treat hiring like a team sport because in the end, hiring right means everyone wins. When it comes to filling open positions, the relationship between hiring managers and HR is equal parts exhilaration and exasperation. MORE
Spotting sporting talent–Art or science? A couple of ‘experts’ (ex-players and sports presenters) were discussing how to spot talent in the sport. A successful Talent Scout had just been interviewed and had mentioned a course he was involved in to train others in how to spot potential sporting excellence. There is so much data around sport today, that you would think it would be at the forefront of the science around talent. MORE
Some news correspondents are forecasting another great year for UK sports. 2020 is set to bring us another worldwide celebration of sport with the Olympics in Tokyo, so you’d be forgiven for thinking 2019 might end up being something of a lull for the sporting world to recharge. Even a ‘quiet’ year has so much going on in the sporting world then. With that in mind, just how integral is the sporting industry to the overall UK economy? Sports funding. MORE
Conferences Current Affairs HR HR & Sports Learning Learning and Development Mark Fogel politics Power Rankings Resumes Selection SHRM Sports The HR Profession current affairs March Madness NCAA resumesYes, it is time for March Madness. Spring is definitely in the air. MORE
Sports organizations, like other businesses, are facing critical human capital issues related to the future of work, the rise of the social enterprise, and the workforce’s increasing expectation for an irresistible employee experience. MORE
Mark Fogel politics SHRM Sports influencer NCAA TwitterEach year I do a post on March Madness and bring you a kaleidoscope of issues and musings across the HR landscape. Of course, I mingle in politics and the college basketball tournament to lighten things up. MORE
This isn’t a post about women vs. men. Nor is it about the color of someone’s skin or ethnic background. It’s not even really about tennis. This is a post about teaching moments, and how frequently they seem to occur (and blur) in our professional and personal lives. The U.S. MORE
HR & Sports Mark Fogel Employee Experience engagement Good HR mark fogelYes, I am a diehard baseball fan. And the best day of the year, hands down is Opening Day. MORE
The 2018 Winter Olympics are just beginning, but the anticipation of great competition and hyper-sports analogies are in full blast. The Olympics. The beauty. The drama. The similarities to our work world. MORE
Mobile developer and publisher Gamevil hopes the market has room for a basketball game that isn’t coming from 2K Sports or EA Sports. It shows a growing interest in sports games from Gamevil, joining MLB Perfect Innings 2019. Data from mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower shows why Gamevil is interested in getting into hoops and sports games in general. The post NBA Now shows how Gamevil wants to dunk into the mobile sports game market appeared first on TAtech. MORE
I see 7 reasons for warming the bench in sports and work alike, and I am sure you could offer up a couple more; however, it is food for thought for every HR and Talent executive to lament and get in front of. So today, I will draw an analogy between sports and business. MORE
As HR professionals who closely follow performance management trends, one of the biggest questions is: “What comes first when deciding on the right performance management approach for my company? Is it the practice (i.e. what to do), or the tool (i.e. how to do it)? MORE
Change Management Current Affairs Driving Productivity HR & Sports Innovation Kathy Rapp Leadership Managing People Metrics Performance Sports Talent Strategy current affairs sports MORE
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Get Your Head In The Game: 7 #Motivation Tips Inspired By Sports Teams. Career Management Career Motivation Sports Sportsmanship teamWhat does it really mean to have a motivated team? Is it about passion? Is it about teamwork? Is it purely about productivity? MORE
There’s a dirty little secret about great companies. Some of them are so great, the experience you pick up actually doesn’t transfer easily to other opportunities. Here’s how this phenomenon plays out: 1– You join a great company early in your career. MORE
And sports professionals and elite athletes have them all built-in; at world-class, Olympic, gold standard levels. Resilience. Determination. Teamwork. Confidence. Drive. Motivation. Focus. Tenacity. Courage. Leadership. Passion. Sacrifice. Energy. Results-orientation. Self-belief. MORE
And you can call me a nut all you want, but there’s probably a thing or two to learn from making employee salaries look more like sports contracts. Every clause, option, and consideration in modern sports contracts materialized for a reason. The sports world deals with it all the time. MORE
Treat hiring like a team sport because in the end, hiring right means everyone wins. When it comes to filling open positions, the relationship between hiring managers and HR is equal parts exhilaration and exasperation. MORE
As a sports fan, what could be better than direct access to the industry? In sports HR and recruiting, you’re doing the second-most important part – overseeing those who keep a booming industry functioning. These five jobs put you with the big-time national sports organizations. MORE
The post What Recruiters Can Learn From College Sports appeared first on TalentCulture. recruiting recruiting sportsSeveral years ago, I was a coach for the Loyola University Maryland women’s basketball team. We were underdogs in the NCAA Tournament, playing an acclaimed Virginia team. MORE
113 Networking is vital for any career field, but when pursuing highly competitive sports management jobs , the value placed on your professional network is even greater. The more people your candidate connects with and maintains an ongoing relationship with, the more opportunities your candidate will have to find new jobs in sports and learn new information. Let’s take a look at some tips for expanding your network in the sports industry: Get In The Right Mindset. MORE
It seems that bad behavior, sexual and other, that has been happening for years in the college sports world is now visible to all of us. Gymnastics and football get their own blog post… Anyway, it is college sport’s version of a television drama from the 1980s, only it’s real. MORE
Hiring stellar talent takes planning, constant communication, and solid execution. You can’t just send recruiters into the fray with a job req and expect good things to happen. No individual can know it all. That’s why the best hiring occurs when everyone is on the same page and working together. MORE
Nike is the biggest sports footwear and apparel company in the world, commanding $34.4 Nike has been in the headlines lately. Emerging from those headlines is the story of a significant loss of opportunity within a key segment of Nike’s customers. MORE
LeBron James was the most valuable basketball free agent in the universe, and his signing with the Lakers over the weekend changed the landscape of professional sports. MORE
The post An unusual employee incentive + A webinar for the people + Social media’s destruction + Parallels of work and sport appeared first on Uncubed. MORE
HR & Sports Mark Fogel Performance baseball dropped ball practiceMy painful summer of 2018 as a Met fan is highlighted by their shortstop dropping the ball after colliding with an outfielder in the 13 th inning of a meaningless game against the San Francisco Giants. Or was it meaningless? MORE
Time to Tackle Branding: How a Pro Sports Team Kicks Goals on Social Media. How do you create amazing content to engage a global audience that’s full of completely unique individuals, with different interests, ages and locations? MORE
Sport often imitates life and specifically business. Other sports have had scandals as well – can you say the New England Patriots and Spy Gate? Not that HR wields a powerful wand in pro sports organizations, but they do have a say. MORE
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MAY 7, 2019
The post What Recruiters Can Learn From College Sports appeared first on TalentCulture. recruiting recruiting sportsSeveral years ago, I was a coach for the Loyola University Maryland women’s basketball team. We were underdogs in the NCAA Tournament, playing an acclaimed Virginia team.
The Whiteboard
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I’m often reminded of the close ties between the roller coaster world of recruiting to the giddy, emotion-laden world of professional sport. The post Triumph and Disaster: How Recruiting Mimics Sport appeared first on Rice Consulting. Recruitment Agency Competition Sport
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Hoops
DECEMBER 13, 2015
Treat hiring like a team sport because in the end, hiring right means everyone wins. When it comes to filling open positions, the relationship between hiring managers and HR is equal parts exhilaration and exasperation.
Hoops
DECEMBER 13, 2015
Treat hiring like a team sport because in the end, hiring right means everyone wins. When it comes to filling open positions, the relationship between hiring managers and HR is equal parts exhilaration and exasperation.
Namely - Talent
JANUARY 28, 2019
It’s game day. The wings are hot, the beer is cold, and mom’s seven layer dip is on point. While your friends are agonizing over the score, the payroll professional in you can’t stop thinking, “How is the away team taxed?” Come on, I know that's going through your mind. Payroll Taxes
Namely - Talent
MAY 13, 2019
As HR professionals who closely follow performance management trends, one of the biggest questions is: “What comes first when deciding on the right performance management approach for my company? Is it the practice (i.e. what to do), or the tool (i.e. how to do it)?
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Undercover Recruiter
JUNE 27, 2016
Get Your Head In The Game: 7 #Motivation Tips Inspired By Sports Teams. Career Management Career Motivation Sports Sportsmanship teamWhat does it really mean to have a motivated team? Is it about passion? Is it about teamwork? Is it purely about productivity?
Recruiting Daily Advisor
NOVEMBER 20, 2018
It’s a recurring segment in sports media, and a fun talking point amongst fans, where the debate is whether a team is “for real,” particularly early in the season. Identifying Both in Sports and at Work appeared first on Recruiting Daily Advisor. Contender or Pretender?
Jobvite
JANUARY 23, 2017
Nurse recruitment is a contact sport, and those that master the intricacies of personalization will emerge the winners. The post Nurse Recruitment: A Contact Sport appeared first on Jobvite.
TATECH
OCTOBER 21, 2019
Mobile developer and publisher Gamevil hopes the market has room for a basketball game that isn’t coming from 2K Sports or EA Sports. It shows a growing interest in sports games from Gamevil, joining MLB Perfect Innings 2019. Data from mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower shows why Gamevil is interested in getting into hoops and sports games in general. The post NBA Now shows how Gamevil wants to dunk into the mobile sports game market appeared first on TAtech.
Staffing Talk
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And you can call me a nut all you want, but there’s probably a thing or two to learn from making employee salaries look more like sports contracts. Every clause, option, and consideration in modern sports contracts materialized for a reason. The sports world deals with it all the time.
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Jobvite
JANUARY 23, 2017
In recruiting parlance, openings for nurses are considered “evergreen” positions – positions for which there are always openings, and there will always be an ongoing need. Whether it is a hospital, an outpatient clinic, an … Continued. Recruiting Process
IBM
JUNE 15, 2016
Spotting sporting talent–Art or science? A couple of ‘experts’ (ex-players and sports presenters) were discussing how to spot talent in the sport. A successful Talent Scout had just been interviewed and had mentioned a course he was involved in to train others in how to spot potential sporting excellence. There is so much data around sport today, that you would think it would be at the forefront of the science around talent.
Staffing Talk
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As a sports fan, what could be better than direct access to the industry? In sports HR and recruiting, you’re doing the second-most important part – overseeing those who keep a booming industry functioning. These five jobs put you with the big-time national sports organizations.
Fistful of Talent
JUNE 10, 2019
I see 7 reasons for warming the bench in sports and work alike, and I am sure you could offer up a couple more; however, it is food for thought for every HR and Talent executive to lament and get in front of. So today, I will draw an analogy between sports and business.
Undercover Recruiter
OCTOBER 30, 2016
Time to Tackle Branding: How a Pro Sports Team Kicks Goals on Social Media. How do you create amazing content to engage a global audience that’s full of completely unique individuals, with different interests, ages and locations?
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OCTOBER 16, 2019
Some news correspondents are forecasting another great year for UK sports. 2020 is set to bring us another worldwide celebration of sport with the Olympics in Tokyo, so you’d be forgiven for thinking 2019 might end up being something of a lull for the sporting world to recharge. Even a ‘quiet’ year has so much going on in the sporting world then. With that in mind, just how integral is the sporting industry to the overall UK economy? Sports funding.
Fistful of Talent
MARCH 15, 2019
Conferences Current Affairs HR HR & Sports Learning Learning and Development Mark Fogel politics Power Rankings Resumes Selection SHRM Sports The HR Profession current affairs March Madness NCAA resumesYes, it is time for March Madness. Spring is definitely in the air.
Fistful of Talent
SEPTEMBER 20, 2018
This isn’t a post about women vs. men. Nor is it about the color of someone’s skin or ethnic background. It’s not even really about tennis. This is a post about teaching moments, and how frequently they seem to occur (and blur) in our professional and personal lives. The U.S.
Fistful of Talent
APRIL 11, 2019
Candidate Pool Change Management Coaching Culture Current Affairs Driving Productivity Employee Coaching Employee Development Employee Engagement Engagement and Satisfaction Good HR HR Sports Talent Acquisition Talent Strategy Training and Development HR & Sports leadership leadership developmentI’m a college basketball fan, so the NCAA Championship this week was fun to watch.
Bersin
OCTOBER 19, 2018
Sports organizations, like other businesses, are facing critical human capital issues related to the future of work, the rise of the social enterprise, and the workforce’s increasing expectation for an irresistible employee experience.
Fistful of Talent
JANUARY 21, 2020
Sport often imitates life and specifically business. Other sports have had scandals as well – can you say the New England Patriots and Spy Gate? Not that HR wields a powerful wand in pro sports organizations, but they do have a say.
Fistful of Talent
NOVEMBER 8, 2017
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Uncubed
FEBRUARY 14, 2019
The post An unusual employee incentive + A webinar for the people + Social media’s destruction + Parallels of work and sport appeared first on Uncubed.
Recruiting Blogs
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Entry-level sports jobs are the best (and sometimes only) way to get your candidate's foot into the sports industry door. Indeed these soft skills are important to your success in finding entry-level sports jobs and continuing your professional development.
Fistful of Talent
MARCH 3, 2020
Mark Fogel politics SHRM Sports influencer NCAA TwitterEach year I do a post on March Madness and bring you a kaleidoscope of issues and musings across the HR landscape. Of course, I mingle in politics and the college basketball tournament to lighten things up.
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As you might imagine, because of my competitiveness sports has always been a sanctuary for me. Career Advice Coaching Culture Ed Baldwin Employee Coaching Employee Development HR & Sports HR (& Life!) I’m competitive. I always have been.
Fistful of Talent
JULY 2, 2018
LeBron James was the most valuable basketball free agent in the universe, and his signing with the Lakers over the weekend changed the landscape of professional sports.
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Recruiting Blogs
OCTOBER 26, 2016
Networking is vital for any career field, but when pursuing highly competitive sports management jobs , the value placed on your professional network is even greater. The more people your candidate connects with and maintains an ongoing relationship with, the more opportunities your candidate will have to find new jobs in sports and learn new information. Let’s take a look at some tips for expanding your network in the sports industry: Get In The Right Mindset.
Fistful of Talent
FEBRUARY 7, 2019
There’s a dirty little secret about great companies. Some of them are so great, the experience you pick up actually doesn’t transfer easily to other opportunities. Here’s how this phenomenon plays out: 1– You join a great company early in your career.
Fistful of Talent
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HR & Sports Mark Fogel Employee Experience engagement Good HR mark fogelYes, I am a diehard baseball fan. And the best day of the year, hands down is Opening Day.
Fistful of Talent
MARCH 9, 2018
It seems that bad behavior, sexual and other, that has been happening for years in the college sports world is now visible to all of us. Gymnastics and football get their own blog post… Anyway, it is college sport’s version of a television drama from the 1980s, only it’s real.
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SEPTEMBER 3, 2016
Considering a career in sports for your child? Few could think that academics and sport can go hand-in-hand. Thus, since you are considering sport as your child’s career, you need to take a dig at a lot of factors. Let me name a few more sports of such kind -.
Entelo
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Hiring stellar talent takes planning, constant communication, and solid execution. You can’t just send recruiters into the fray with a job req and expect good things to happen. No individual can know it all. That’s why the best hiring occurs when everyone is on the same page and working together.
Fistful of Talent
MAY 7, 2018
Nike is the biggest sports footwear and apparel company in the world, commanding $34.4 Nike has been in the headlines lately. Emerging from those headlines is the story of a significant loss of opportunity within a key segment of Nike’s customers.
Fistful of Talent
FEBRUARY 13, 2018
The 2018 Winter Olympics are just beginning, but the anticipation of great competition and hyper-sports analogies are in full blast. The Olympics. The beauty. The drama. The similarities to our work world.
Fistful of Talent
DECEMBER 11, 2017
Watt (and Jose Altuve) were named Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year. “ When devastation hit his city of Houston in late August, J.J. I love reading trend predictions, but also enjoy the thoughtful look-back.
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SEPTEMBER 17, 2018
HR & Sports Mark Fogel Performance baseball dropped ball practiceMy painful summer of 2018 as a Met fan is highlighted by their shortstop dropping the ball after colliding with an outfielder in the 13 th inning of a meaningless game against the San Francisco Giants. Or was it meaningless?
Fistful of Talent
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Corporate America Good HR HR & Sports Mark Fogel politics mark fogel PoliticsTaking a knee during the national anthem at National Football games is today’s discussion. If you work in HR can you take a knee or do you need to sit, or rather stand, on the sidelines?
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