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Jennifer Kahn

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Facebook 'Likes' Authenticity

Facebook 'Likes' Authenticity

Diversity Executive magazine — As head of diversity for Facebook, Sara Sperling is changing the rules of inclusion on and offline, creating meaningful ways for the company's employees to be authentic.
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The Death of the Paper Resume

The Death of the Paper Resume

Talent Management Magazine — For some employers, paper resumes are hopelessly out of date. Instead, they're checking Klout scores and asking for resume submissions via Twitter.
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Branding and Big Data: Trends in Talent Acquisition

Branding and Big Data: Trends in Talent Acquisition

Talent Management Magazine — From building brand to bringing sourcing back in house, LinkedIn’s Leela Srinivasan discusses how companies find top talent.
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Mobile Recruiting Apps: A Gimmick or Here to Stay?

Mobile Recruiting Apps: A Gimmick or Here to Stay?

Talent Management magazine — Some recruiters are leveraging mobile apps that promise to save hiring managers' time and money, but are these new technologies effective in actually finding top talent?
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The Telecommuting Teeter-Totter

The Telecommuting Teeter-Totter

Talent Management Magazine — With the rise of remote workers and increased focus on work-life balance in corporate spheres, is Yahoo's ban on teleworking regressive?
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Hiring Managers, Get 'The Job' Done

Hiring Managers, Get 'The Job' Done

Talent Management Magazine — There are certain universal traits that hiring managers can look for during an interview that could land them a good hire.
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Non-Traditional Hiring Technique Gains Steam

Non-Traditional Hiring Technique Gains Steam

Talent Management Magazine — Asking obscure interview questions may sound counterintuitive, but it may help identify the best candidate.
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Apple's Secret Training Ground

Apple's Secret Training Ground

Chief Learning Officer Magazine — Apple keeps a tight lid on what goes on in its learning organization, Apple University. Why?
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Millennials: Let Us Into the Workforce

Millennials: Let Us Into the Workforce

Talent Management magazine — By 2020, millennials are projected to make up half the workforce, but why do they still face grim job prospects?
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New York Life: Ensuring Permeance and Legacy

New York Life: Ensuring Permeance and Legacy

Chief Learning Officer magazine — New York Life Insurance co.’s Michael Molinaro instills a sense of leadership in younger employees while maintaining the organization’s 168-year heritage.
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The Death of the Paper Resume

The Death of the Paper Resume

talentmgt.com — For some employers, paper resumes are hopelessly out of date. Instead, they're checking Klout scores and asking for resume submissions via Twitter. When IT company Enterasys decided to hire a social media marketer, one thing stuck out in its job posting: no paper resumes accepted. The application requirements said qualified candidates will be identified using social influence metrics on Klout, Kred and Twitter. Using the hashtag #SocialCV, a marketing professional could apply for the position. Enterasys develops, manufactures and delivers enterprise networking products in a business-to-business space. The Boston-based company employs approximately 1,000 people and serves clients at universities, banks and hospitals.
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A Collaborative Approach to Well-Being: Humana's Tim Huval

A Collaborative Approach to Well-Being: Humana's Tim Huval

talentmgt.com — Humana CHRO Huval is building an HR infrastructure to support an organization that emphasizes preventive care and overall wellness.
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ParkChicago takes the load off drivers with pay-to-park meter technology

ParkChicago takes the load off drivers with pay-to-park meter technology

www.builtinchicago.org — You may have noticed new parking signs across the city - and for good reason - nearly 42,000 old street signs were swapped with ParkChicago signs to alert motorists of the pay-by-cell option. ParkChi
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