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Entrepreneurs

There Is No Such Thing as Raw Talent. Greatness Is a Product of Quality Training and Hard Work, Experts Say.

In their new book, 'Peak – Secrets from the New Science of Expertise,' Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool break down the science behind what it takes to be a true master.

By Catherine Clifford

Building a Business

This Is How You Make Working With Recruiters Easier

By Josh Tolan

Building a Business

Confidence Is the Currency of the Future

By Sebastien Turbot

Building a Business

4 Business Lessons Learned From Studying Free Agents

By Brenton Hayden

Thought Leaders

The 5 Habits of Spectacularly Successful Bosses

What you can learn from leaders who aren't afraid to seek out and embrace change.

By Sydney Finkelstein

Thought Leaders

Is Your Star Performer Ready for Management?

If your star is missing one of the four skills described here, hit the 'pause' button before making the promotion decision.

By Beth Miller

Building a Business

To Reel in the Very Best Talent, You Need to Work All the Angles

Four strategies for attracting a strong, motivated and loyal workforce without breaking the bank.

By Andrew Benett

Thought Leaders

Don’t Squander Your High Potential Talent: Hack It.

Innovative strategies for maximizing competence and capacity in your organization

By Karima Mariama-Arthur

Building a Business

Wooing Top Talent on a Shoestring

Four-day workweeks, unlimited vacation time and exercise rituals are among the perks small businesses are offering.

By Laura Putnam

Building a Business

4 Ways Businesses Need Employee Learning Programs in Order to Grow

A startup will not survive without team members who are consistently learning.

By Iain Scholnick

Building a Business

4 Things CEOs Want From HR Leadership

What an HR executive must do to reclaim his or her rightful advisory role to the CEO.

By Joel Trammell

Building a Business

Focus on Your Top Talent for Maximum Staff Development ROI

Trying to bring low performers up to speed seldom works, while taking high performers for granted leaves them feeling unappreciated.

By Beth Miller

Building a Business

How Top Companies Aim to Close the Gender Gap in Tech

The problem goes beyond hiring female engineers and starts when girls are still in school. Several firms are aiming to change that.

By Peter Gasca

Building a Business

6 Ways to Avoid the Dreaded Bad Hire

Don't let recruiting mistakes cost your bottom line.

By Brian Sutter

Building a Business

Talent Alignment: 3 Things You Need to Know to Be Successful

Putting the right people in the right roles -- or vice versa -- has a huge impact on a company's bottom line.

By Andre Lavoie

Building a Business

7 Ways to Manage Your Most Motivated and Talented Employees

If you manage talented people, it's a good idea to understand what really excites them about their work and what makes them proud to be part of a company.

By Steve Tobak

Building a Business

5 Great Ways Your Employees Can Help You Hire Smarter

Companies struggling to find top talent should look no further than employees' friends and connections.

By Heather R. Huhman

Building a Business

3 Ways to Nurture a Happily Productive Team

People are happiest on the job when they are respected for doing good work.

By Jason Forrest

Building a Business

4 Technologies That Free HR to Work With People Instead of Just Their Paperwork

Technology is giving human resources staff more time to help employees individually.

By Matt Straz

Building a Business

10 Tips for Finding and Hiring a Top Developer

Developers are in demand and hard to find but with patience and a well-considered process, you'll assemble the team you need.

By John Rampton

Building a Business

3 Ways to Attract Top-Tier Talent in a Tech Hub

Tips to snag the talented stars before the rest of your competition even notices.

By Moshe Hogeg

Thought Leaders

4 Reasons Entrepreneurs Should Work With Up-and-Coming Talent

Younger generations are no longer receiving the real world experiences needed to better equip them to handle adulthood. Business owners should step up to fill the gap.

By Peter Gasca