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What a month it's been for Jeremy Lin of the New York Knicks.  If you're even a casual basketball observer, you know that he's gone from being undrafted

Attracting top talent, the ‘War for Talent’, engaging talent, myriad HR Technology vendors hoping to sell you solutions for Integrated Talent Management, even this site, with its name

Growing up, my mom took me to Cardinal baseball games every year, even though she didn’t really like baseball. She let me ask 100 questions, listened to me

The side of Reliant Stadium in Houston reads, "The Road Ends Here" as the city hosted the Final Four this past weekend. As an avid college basketball fan

I don't watch the NBA anymore (don't tell my FOT basketball obsessed colleagues). But, I absolutely love March Madness. (Go Zags! Well... maybe next year.) Sure, they don't

So you have to pull the trigger on the big hire. The kind of C-level, (or close), critical, visible, and organization-shaping call that can make or break your

Articles about the Super Bowl have filled the blogosphere over the last week or so. And while evaluating Fergie’s screeching performance is certainly entertaining, let's instead evaluate Dallas

Today’s post might sound like a sports post, but I promise it’s not. It’s actually about excuse-makers and blamers, and to make my point, you get treated to

Since @timsackett and @steveboese and @kris_dunn use sports analogies to talk HR, I thought I'd try to slide in and sit at the cool kids' table with my