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TALENT ATTRACTION OLYMPICS: RETAIN YOUR BEST EMPLOYEES – GOLD MEDAL WINNERS!
When does the retention of your BEST employees begin? It begins with your very first contact during Talent Attraction (Recruiting). Today’s employees think like free agents. They have watched college athletes use the Transfer Portal. They have seen professional athletes change teams through free agency. Then they ask themselves, “If Aaron Rodgers can leave the…
Read MoreTALENT ATTRACTION OLYMPICS: GOLD MEDAL ENGAGEMENT
How does your company approach Engagement? In Make Your Company ROAR, the A is ACTUATE. Actuation is Engagement. It is where your Talent Attraction Strategy either wins a Gold Medal or settles for a Participation Ribbon. As a Leading Talent Attraction Consultant, I have worked with organizations across the spectrum. Some earn Gold Medals. Others…
Read MoreTalent Attraction Olympics: Why Recruiting Structure Determines Who Wins Gold
While the Winter Olympics capture global attention every four years, the Talent Attraction Olympics occur every single day inside your organization. The question for executive leaders is simple: Is your company competing for Gold — or settling for participation medals? For over 40 years in Professional Recruiting including 33 years as a Talent Attraction Consultant,…
Read MorePresented “The Power of Proper Goal Setting” at DeMatha Catholic High School
Last week, I had the privilege of presenting a condensed version of my keynote, The Power of Proper Goal Setting, to two groups of high-performing students in the Mentorship Program at DeMatha Catholic High School – my alma mater. For me, it was more than just a presentation. It was a full-circle moment. While at…
Read MoreThe Power Of Proper Goal Setting In Recruiting (Talent Attraction, Talent Acquisition)
In 1969, I set an aggressive Goal to hitchhike from Beltsville, MD to LA in 5 days. The following summer, I set a more aggressive goal to hitchhike from Beltsville, MD to Samta Barbara (stretch goal) in 5 days, take two English courses at the University of California Santa Barbara, then hitchhike back to Beltsville,…
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