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We humans have a tendency to see things in absolutes. It took Einstein to clue us in on the issue of time relativity and even that still leaves many

Twisting information meant for one arena to make it fit in another is a favorite pastime of mine.  And today’s post is no different.  Today – I take

The HR and management world had a datagasm when the movie Moneyball hit the theaters in 2011.  Although the book (which is much, much better IMHO) had been

Editor's Note: This post was inspired by the work of Seth Godin, based off which some FOT member issued a challenge to see who could imitate Godin to

I am a big fan of crowd sourcing.  Ever since I read Surowiecki’s book “The Wisdom of Crowds” I’ve tried to incorporate larger, more diverse groups into my

Today marks the second annual Tim Sackett Day and this year's honoree is FOT's own authority on motivation and incentives, Paul Hebert. What qualifications warrant Paul receiving such a

The blogosphere is full to the brim with studies, research, tea leaves and astrology charts that say employee engagement drives business success and that recognition drives engagement.  It

bad credit need a home I was driving recently, can't remember where, and listening to the radio when the commentator I was listening to (again, can't remember who)

Hello and happy New Year! Want to know what HR pros predict for 2013? Well, allow me to introduce The FOT Soap Box... The quick and dirty breakdown: Three FOT