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April 22, 2019 Your Approach to Hiring Is All Wrong By Peter Cappelli Outsourcing and algorithms won't get you the people you need.

Organizational culture Preventing Busyness from Becoming Burnout by Brigid Schulte Organizations can help, with a little insight from behavioral science. Leadership Great Leaders Are Thoughtful and Deliberate, Not Impulsive and Reactive by Tony Schwartz, Emily Pines Observing your responses is the first step to improving. Creativity To Change the Way You Think, Change the Way You See by Adam Brandenburger What Sherlock Holmes has in common with the creator of Softsoap. Strategy 5 Myths About Strategy by Stephen Bungay Why we believe them and why we're wrong. Workspaces How Coworking Spaces Affect Employees' Professional Identities by Peter Bacevice, Gretchen Spreitzer, Hilary Hendricks, Daniel Davis They impart a feeling of connection and credibility. Customers What the Grocery Stores Holding Their Own Against Amazon Are Doing Right by Amit Sharma They know how to build customer loyalty. Managing yourself 8 Ways to Read the Books You Wish You Had Time For by Neil Pasricha The trick is to read less other stuff. Human resource management Is HR the Most Analytics-Driven Function? by Thomas H. Davenport Surprising results from a survey of 1,500 leaders.

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