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Make a plan as enterprises hollow out IT
Enterprises are losing their emphasis on the bread and butter of IT, and the need for server techs and sysadmins seems to be diminishing. How can an IT pro plan around this?
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The lie of multitasking
The ability to perform multiple activities at once is usually regarded as an asset. Recent research may prove that wrong.
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One of the worst possible decisions you can make is indecision
For IT leaders especially, the pace of rapid technical change has made decision making in a timely manner all the more critical.
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Tech boom (and bust) 2.0
Rather than making painful attempts to woo top talent, offer current and potential employees a raft of compelling alternative benefits like stability, proven leadership, and opport...
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'Personality tests' are a dangerous hiring shortcut
Patrick Gray says basing hiring decisions on pseudoscience rather than old-fashioned interviewing and due diligence is downright unethical.
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Management by the Golden Rule
Marshall Larsen, CEO of Goodrich Corporation, has developed a sweeping talent management program that others should emulate.
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Five tips for making sure your IT projects are successful
The outcome of your projects has a major impact on your career and your reputation. Here are some ways to help ensure project success.
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Six steps to hiring an implementation company
While implementation companies are more alike than different, a wrong choice could literally be a multi-million dollar mistake. Here are six tips on how to engage the right company...
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Succession planning made simple
Recent news headlines have demonstrated the importance of succession planning, as marquee companies struggle to identify new leaders after the sudden departure of the old vanguard....
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Four tips for buying "big" software
Even the most compelling feature will be worthless if tens of thousands must be spent to adopt software to your business. Here are some tips for making the big purchases.