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Tweet[IWS] INC.: WHEN IT COMES TO HIRING AND KEEPING GREAT EMPLOYEES, HOW DO YOU STACK UP AGAINST THE BEST? [From the April 2014 issue of Inc. magazine]
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School of Industrial & Labor Relations-------- Director, Institute for Workplace Studies
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When It Comes to Hiring and Keeping Great Employees, How Do You Stack Up Against the Best? [From the April 2014 issue of Inc. magazine]
BY Alexa von Tobel, Samuel Bacharach and Inc. staff
Consider benchmarking your hiring, salary setting, and mentorship strategies against those of the fastest-growing U.S. companies.
http://www.inc.com/magazine/201404/hiring-and-retention-growth-companies-best-practices.html
Last year, Sam Bacharach, Cornell professor and co-founder of the Bacharach Leadership group, surveyed more than 300 Inc. 5000 firms to find out how America's fastest-growing companies recruit and develop their best employees. The infographic below displays his results.
Bacharach also fielded questions about the survey results from LearnVest founder Alexa Von Tobel.
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