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  • Leaders 2025 CHRP - HR Congress

    Who will be the emerging leaders of 2025? How can we concretely develop their skills now to ensure they’re fully prepared for the challenges ahead?

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    We’re educating them in our schools and in our homes, and the oldest among them are already holding key positions in our organizations. 
     
    Who will be the emerging leaders of 2025 and how can we concretely develop their skills now to ensure they’re fully prepared for the challenges ahead?

     

    October-30-11, published by Julie Carignan, Principal

    tags : Development, Future, Leaders, Talent

  • 8 Free Applications to Accelerate Your Leadership Development

    Free, high-quality, ergonomic content; these applications support your professional development.

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    The industry monitoring lab at SPB Organizational Psychology’s R&D department reviewed and selected the best applications from among the 500,000 produced for Apple iOS and Google Android systems, based on such criteria as free to download, quality content and ergonomy. 

    October-11-11, published by Jean-Baptiste Audrerie, Psychologue organisationnel

    tags : Development, Leadership, Talent, Web2.0

  • Talent-Based Approach

    A New Management Perspective.

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    A talent-based approach creates better synergy and helps build professional confidence by enabling people to shine at what they do best.

    August-25-11, published by SPB Organizational Psychology

    tags : Talent

  • Moving to a Talent-Based Selection Approach

    Ideal strategy for labour shortages.

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    At a time when the job market is becoming increasingly competitive and labour shortages are commonplace, adopting a talent-centred approach is a very promising candidate selection strategy.
     

    August-25-11, published by Julie Carignan, Organizational psychologist

    tags : Selection, Talent

  • Talent management

    What would happen if you focused on people’s strengths to succeed?

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    While talent management programs have become popular in recent years, most development efforts still focus on people’s weaknesses. Yet studies on the distinctive characteristics of Olympic champions and winning teams indicate that the strategy used by their coaches was to focus more on their talents, using what is referred to as a talent-based approach.

    August-25-11, published by Louise Beaudoin, Organizational Psychologist

    tags : Development, Talent

  • Read for you - Go put your strenghts to work, 6 powerfuls steps to achieve outstanding performance

    6 powerfuls steps to achieve outstanding performance.

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    Marcus Buckingham: Go put your strenghts to work, 6 powerfuls steps to achieve outstanding performance

    tags : Development, Talent

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