HR leaders will soon have a unique opportunity to implement Google’s new AI technology in the hiring process. Learn what you need to know right now about the benefits and challenges of using Google AI and how to know if it’s the right fit for your company’s hiring process.

Constructive criticism is an effective method to fuel your company growth. However, many companies miss a step in the process of using constructive criticism to their advantage. Find out which steps to take and why each step is important to embed constructive criticism into your company culture to achieve positive results.

Many people groan at the word “micromanaging.” However, businesses that are open to seeing the positive benefits of micromanagement may find positive productivity results. Learn how to find candidates who are energized by being micromanaged, how to align candidates with the right manager and role, and the results of achieving alignment.

Hiring managers often use personality interview questions in their hiring process but there’s a better type of question to use. Read this article to learn the best approach to interviewing by focusing on thinking and behavior.

At some point in the year, you may need to review your team’s communication habits. This is especially important if you begin to notice break downs in communication or a dip in productivity that you can tie back to ineffective communication between managers and direct reports. Learn how to implement these five creative communication tips in your workplace to improve communication throughout the company.

There are valuable lessons to be learned about corporate bullying from a recent BusinessWeek article investigating Nike’s culture. In this article, you will learn about how managers and executives can affect a company culture, how to establish a process to prevent hiring a bad boss, and how to make more informed hiring decisions.

Employers can walk into hiring traps without a proper method to identify red flags in candidates. Your company needs to be able to identify red flags and ask probing questions in a behavioral interview format to confirm the behaviors tied to a candidate’s thinking. This will help you make more informed hiring decisions.

Do you know the difference between training and development? Read the latest blog from Dr. Bob to understand this key distinction, then understand how the brain is wired to create custom training for employees in your organization. This will help you support your employees and increase the productivity of your workforce.

Corporate leadership often requires making difficult decisions - whether it’s rebuilding your talent roster, installing a new culture, or hiring a new manager -- or coach -- to execute your vision. Learn from the success of the Houston Astros to discover how their lessons can apply to your company to make more informed hiring decisions.

Each year’s NCAA Tournament produces an interesting mix of Final Four teams that offer unique insight on management models and the importance of culture. In this article, learn how each of the last four teams in the tournament offer lessons on how finding the best management model can produce great results for your company.