What is better to do? Start slowly or quickly get into the job?
Depends it on the type of work or on the character of the person?
Or it depends only on the boss?
Hi,
I found in Internet a lot of questions to ask along a job interview.
These ten questions, may be, are the most popular in US.
1. How do you handle non-productive team members?
2. How do you motivate team members who are burned out, or bored?
3. How do you handle team members who come to you with their personal problems?
4. What are your career goals? How do you see this job affecting your goals?
5. Explain how you operate interdepartmentally.
Searching the word “workforce” on wikipedia was appeared an article stating that the focal points of workforce management are:
- Payroll & benefits
- HR administration
- Time & attendance
- Career & succession planning
- Talent management and/or applicant tracking
- Learning management and/or training management
- Performance management
- Forecasting and scheduling
- Workforce tracking and emergency assist
Let’s do a thorough analysis of each of these points (I promise that I not will bore you with a peaceful post 2 million words long … day after day I will speak my mind on each of them)
Starting with the first, “Payroll and benefits“. Payroll … I tell you the Italian business model … even better to say … I will tell you the bad Italian business model … it should emphasize the word “bad”! …
Hi,
some days ago Paolo, a friend of mine tell me he’s going to leave italy for Germany. Thus he want’s to know something about his qualifications recognising.
Well I looked for it and a found this: When you apply to have your qualifications recognised, the authorities have 1 month to acknowledge receipt of your application and request any documents they need.
Hi,
my name is Enrico I work in firLab and start writing the blog from an objective consideration and a question.
The consideration is that the economic system is in crisis, and in crisis is the social system. First the chicken or the egg? That is from which of the two the crisis started? I don’t know, but the objective fact is the crisis itself.
Hello everyone, today I can not really say it’s a good day. This morning I took 2 hours and 30 minutes to go from my home to office (against the usual 20 minutes) … This morning I had to use public transport … “Disorganization” is the more appropriate word!
Local police to direct traffic that does not know what to do and how to behave. Trains and buses, drivers and controllers working random and without a proper direction. And my question is “its a correct way to work??“.
Against all predictions, this blog is proving more successful than expected… For this reason we decided to expand the team of writers to turn this simple blog into an important point of reference for the HR (Human Resources).
In recent years many studies have highlighted the problems for workers performing night work, whether in hospitals, manufacturing or else.
In march 2009 the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS) published a research that emphasizes on the relationship between the changes of circadian rhythm and metabolic diseases.
The study was done both on behavioral rhythm and the circadian one, a roughly 24-hour cycle in the biochemical, physiological or behavioural processes of living entities, including plants and animals.
I began this blog with a lie. And I’m sorry about that. In fact I started my social media working experience with Linkedin, updating my playful profile to a lavorative one, with my CV, and everything may give me the appearance of a serious business woman. Which I am of course, but at first I used it only as a surrogate for Facebook, to meet friends who were not on that social network. But as soon as I started to use it for business purposes, I discovered the great human potential that has, and how it may be useful to my work, as I said, not in terms of sales, but the contact and exchange with people who gravitate in the same work field.







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