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What coaching can and cannot do for your organization.(Survey)
The authors conducted a survey to measure the organizational impact of coaching. Organizations making greater use of external coaches for senior executives report improved alignment among the . . .

Developing your organization's brand as a talent developer.
This article introduces the concept of the branded talent developer, an organization that emphasizes the career and developmental opportunities it offers as a means of gaining competitive advantage . . .

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If you have not heard yet, Dave Ulrich is back, and we are pleased to have his work in our journal again. In the article "Developing Your Organization's Brand as a Talent Developer," Jon . . .

Human capital management: more than HR with a new name.(PERSPECTIVES)
Businesses are racing to gain and sustain advantage in today's globally competitive business environment. Digital age technology is rapidly shifting where and how business is done. The pressure . . .

Team building blocks and breakthroughs.(PERSPECTIVES)
Despite best team-building efforts, many organizations still operate on low power when it comes to producing desired results. Some managers express frustration that their team just is not . . .

Organizational leadership: three principles for higher effectiveness.(PERSPECTIVES)
As a US Marine aviator, business owner, and consultant, I have dedicated many years to honing my leadership and development skills--both organizational and personal. In my experience and . . .

Medical tourism: the ultimate outsourcing.(CURRENT PRACTICES)
For more than a generation, the United States has capitalized on the benefits of low-cost labor in Southeast Asia as a source of inexpensive merchandise. During the past decade, US industry . . .

The time value of improved performance: dealing with executives who have fatal flaws.(CURRENT PRACTICES)
The fact that leaders have fatal flaws is certainly not new and has been highlighted in recent public trials. In some cases, leaders with fatal flaws can remain in an organization for years. We . . .

Upcoming HRPS workshops & events.(HRPS NEWS)(Calendar)
July 17, 2007 A 90-minute teleconference with Pat Jannausch & Jim Kauffman 11a.m. to 12:30p.m. EST Engaging Senior Executives in Talent Management by Making It an Essential Strategy Execution . . .

Achieving Strategic Excellence: An Assessment of Human Resource Organizations.(Book review)
Achieving Strategic Excellence: An Assessment of Human Resource Organizations Authors: Edward E. Lawler III, John W. Boudreau, & Susan Albers Mohrman Publisher: Stanford Business Books, . . .

Corporate social responsibility at Gap: an interview with Eva Sage-Gavin.(Interview)
Gap Inc. is one of the world's largest specialty retailers, with more than 3,000 stores and fiscal 2005 revenues of $16 billion. It operates four of the most recognized apparel brands in the world: . . .

Caring for the bottom line.
According to Bjorn Stigson, president of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, corporate social responsibility (CSR) generally had a low profile on company agendas 10 years ago . . .

Corporate social responsibility in global health: the Pfizer Global Health Fellows international volunteering program.
Pharmaceutical companies are experiencing increasing pressures to act in ways that are socially responsible with regard to global health problems, particularly in light of the global AIDS pandemic. . . .

Three conceptions of triple bottom line business sustainability and the role for HRM.
Changing societal expectations are placing new challenges before business leaders, and are shifting the nature of the business and society relationship. The potential for far greater . . .

HR's role in building a sustainable enterprise: insights from some of world's best companies.
As we enter the 21st century, "sustainability" has become a critical issue for the world and for business (Anderson, 1998; Hawken, et al., 1999; Prahalad & Hammond, 2002; Scientific American, . . .

Special edition editor introduction.
The triple bottom line (TBL) concept is not new to many business leaders, particularly those in large global enterprises. The idea that economic, social, and environmental performance can be . . .

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A year ago the editors of our journal met to discuss "what's hot" and therefore in what content area we should plan a special edition of the journal. We agreed on Building the Triple Bottom . . .

The five HRPS knowledge areas.(Human Resource Planning Society)(Table)
The Five HRPS Knowledge Areas MISSION: HRPS enables our members to enhance individual and organizational performance. VISION: HR professionals who are accountable for business performance through . . .

2006 Walker Prize.(introduced by Human Resource Planning Society in the honour of Jim Walker)(Brief article)
In 1997, HRPS established the Walker Prize to honor the monumental work of its founder and guiding spirit, James W. Walker. The prize celebrates the tradition of vision, quality, and innovation . . .

Upcoming HRPS workshops & events.(HRPS NEWS)
April 15-18, 2007 2007 HRPS Global Conference: At the Tipping Point Ft. Lauderdale, FL May 2 and 9, 2007 1 to 2:30 p.m. (EST) Executive Assessment: The State of the Art in Selecting Leaders . . .

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