December 20th 2018
Speed Read: Assessing Potential
This Speed Read summarises key messages from CRF's research report of the same name. Find out how to define 'potential' and why it is important, as well as how to use the right tools and design an appropriate process for its assessment.
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June 28th 2018
Speed Read: Resourcing - How HR's Core Competence is Evolving
Finding, developing and retaining the talent needed to execute strategy is a key business priority, and is an area where HR can make a substantial strategic contribution. Access this Speed Read to quickly examine the key areas for resourcing strategy improvement discussed in CRF's research report - Resourcing - How HR's Core Competence is Evolving.
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June 28th 2018
Resourcing - How HR's Core Competence is Evolving
Finding, developing and retaining the talent needed to execute strategy is a key business priority, and is an area where HR can make a substantial strategic contribution. Access this CRF report to learn about key developments in resourcing and how to improve the effectiveness of your recruitment processes.
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April 23rd 2018
HR Roundtable: The Future of Resourcing
Are you involved in planning your talent and resourcing strategies, and interested in exploring current trends? Then access the post-meeting review notes from CRF's roundtable meeting, where a group of senior HR professionals explored current trends and influences affecting the recruitment function, as well as their relevance for the wider resourcing and HR strategy.
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March 18th 2016
Post Meeting Review Notes - Assessing Potential
A summary of our recent Assessing Potential member meeting led by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic (UCL, Hogan Assessments) and Gillian Pillans (CRF).
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February 29th 2016
Assessing Potential
Organisations have been “assessing potential” with varying degrees of success for many years. Yet in our recent research report only 47% of 224 respondents felt that they were “somewhat” or “very satisfied” with their evaluations.
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