HRExaminer Weekly Edition v5.06 February 14, 2014
In our feature this week Stacey Harris explains What To Do When Data Says You’re Wrong. In Human What?, John Sumser dispels the notion that humans are capital. John also covers Morale.me, a new iOS app from Joel Cheesman and two articles that chronicle John’s recent journey through the halls of HR on a wheeled scooter (read Disruption, Learning and Curiosity and Fitness, Inclusion and OracleHCM). Our on-demand edition of HR Examiner Radio features Marc Mapes in a discussion about eiTalent.com. Enjoy.This Week's Articles
Feature: What To Do When Data Says You’re Wrong As we rush into the era of data analytics, big data, and personal tracking devices every HR professional should be prepared to face data that contradicts their beliefs sooner or later. Read Now » |
Morale.me Joel Cheesman just launched Morale.me, a mobile app that begins with a simple question: “How’s employee morale at your company?” Read Now » |
Disruption, Learning and Curiosity The real learning doesn’t come from struggling with your mind and body. It comes from being willing to get back up when you feel stupid and broken. Read Now » |
Fitness, Inclusion and OracleHCM The theme at OracleHCM is fitness. Everybody gets a Fitbit. Figuring out how to harness more data about people, their interests and behavior is the next level of the game. Read Now » |
Human What? Humans are not capital. What we call things really, really matters. Read Now » |
HRExaminer Radio: Episode #44: Marc Mapes John Sumser speaks with Marc Mapes about eiTalent.com, a patented software that interprets intent, motivation, engagement, rational and potential behaviors through contextual analysis of text. Listen Now » |
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