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In the latest installment of CIO Quick Takes, three IT leaders discuss how they nurture tech talent.
In todayu2019s digitally driven and socially engaged world, the customer isnu2019t just always right. An unhappy customer can destroy your business.
Intern programs can be a great recruiting tool, and you may be surprised by how much work interns can do if you challenge them.
CIOs are creating new IT/business positions as they focus on customer experience and analyticsrn
Are directors' eyes glazing over? Use mind maps, analogies and the rule of three to make your presentations come alive.
The first rule of working with recruiters is to remember they work for the employer. For that reason, you need a strategy to ensure youu2019re using them to your advantage.
CIOs need a makeover. They need to become experts in human behavior. In marketing speak, they need to turn detractors into net promoters.
Businesses are continuously seeking new methods of creating revenue. What if you were able to get more value from your existing employees? Implementing an accomplishments program company wide and using the information gathered to coach your staff to
Ditch 50-page documents in favor of one-pagers, says Satish Bapat, CEO of ING Life Japanrn
To Dan Olley, CTO of Elsevier, articulating the problem is the key
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