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Punishing the Unethical Employee
Last week, I talked a lot about the idea of rewarding employees for ethical behavior. Some readers agreed with my contention that ethical behavior should be considered a standard of the job, and doesn't deserve an additional cookie. Others argued that rewarding ethical behavior sends a positive message to those...
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, William Baker, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Behavior, Breach
Blog posts 2008-04-28
Poll: Rewarding Ethical Behavior?
On Tuesday, I mentioned a white paper that outlined six steps to an ethical business culture, and took issue with the fact that one of these steps involved rewarding employees who behaved ethically. But after mulling it over some more - and a comment from my BNet colleague Geoffrey James...
Tags: Behavior, E-mail, Recruitment & Selection, Online Communications, Workforce Management, Human Resources, William Baker
Blog posts 2008-04-24
Business Ethics: Pay the Bribe?
Ethical behavior is not a global standard. In some geographies, paying a bribe is not considered an ethical or moral issue -- it's just the cost of doing business. So should you pay the bribe, too? Harvard Business School professor Bill George makes the...
Tags: Sean Silverthorne, Management, Ethics, Leadership, Business Ethics, Behavior, Bribe
Blog posts 2008-02-15
From Baseball to Accounting: Why We Encourage Unethical Behavior
It may not be right, but we often overlook unethical behavior in others. In a recent working paper, Harvard Business School professor Max Bazerman and colleagues explain the psychological reasons why this is so, and what companies can do about it. The paper, See No Evil: When...
Tags: Sean Silverthorne, Management, Finance, Business Operations, Financial Services, Operational Accounting, Leadership, Real Estate, Accounting, Behavior
Blog posts 2008-01-28
Using NLP to Improve Your Management Skills
Have you ever wondered why you don't get along with particular employees, why some members of your team don't follow to your instructions, or why, when you think you're approaching something correctly, it just doesn't have the desired effect? NLP, Neuro Linguistic Programming, is fundamentally about making sense of how...
Tags: Natural Language Processing, Behavior, Person, Modeling, Technique, BNET Editorial
Articles 2007-12-17
Closing Rule #1: Think Like a Closer.
We're going to spend this week on a key skill: how to close. The last time we touched on this subject, I pointed out the many problems with manipulative "trick closes," so I'm not going to go over that material again. Instead, I'm going to present a series...
Tags: Management, Strategy, Behavior, Productivity, Geoffrey James, Linda Richardson, Think Like, Rule #1
Blog posts 2007-10-08
The revival of human nature [not equal to] the denial of human nurture: toward a consilient science of human behavior
When dealing with biological systems, understanding structure is crucial to understanding function--a view that is completely antithetical to the ... black box approach to brain function. For example, consider how our understanding of the anatomy of the DNA molecule--its double-helical structure--completely transformed our understanding of heredity and genetics, which until...
Tags: A., Behavior, Books, Evolution, F., J., L., M., Mind, Nature, Oxford University Press, Press, S., Science
Research articles 2004-06-22
Seven Tips For Successful Federal Interviews: Making the Most Of The Behavior-Based Interview
You've submitted your application and made the list of best qualified candidates - now you've landed an interview for a federal job. Think the most important part of the application process is over? Think again. Federal hiring managers do not merely conduct employment interviews; they rely heavily on them to...
Tags: Hiring, Monster, Behavior, Interview, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management
White papers 2008-01-01
Be Ready For The Healthcare Behavioral Interview
Many healthcare organizations use behavioral interviewing to hire and promote employees. This form of interviewing is based on the premise that past performance is the best indicator of future behavior. Therefore, behavioral interviewers ask candidates to describe specific instances when they demonstrated particular behaviors or skills that are key to...
Tags: Monster, Behavior, Health Care, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources
White papers 2008-01-01
How To Prepare For A Behavioral Interview
Have you ever gone to an interview feeling totally prepared, only to be caught completely off-guard with types of questions you had never considered? You may have unwittingly entered into a behavior-based interview. A behavior-based interview is one in which an interviewer tries to assess your past performances to get...
Tags: Behavior, Interview, AllStarResume.com, Performance Management, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management
White papers 2008-01-01
Interview Bloopers: What Not To Do!
No one argues that one of the most important steps in the job search process is the interview. Countless books and articles have been written to counsel applicants on proper behavior during an employment interview. With the changes in attitudes and technology in nowadays' market, the recommendations on interview behavior...
Tags: Behavior, Internet Broadcasting Systems, Internet, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management
White papers 2008-01-01
Warning #2: Bad Behavior
This is a template which can be used as a formal letter warning one of your employees for his or her bad behaviour with the customers.
Tags: Behavior, Template, LetterPremier.com
Tools & templates 2008-01-01
Warning #1: Bad Behavior
Use this template to warn the employee about his/her bad behaviour with customer which strictly unaccepted.
Tags: Behavior, Template, LetterPremier.com
Tools & templates 2008-01-01
Notice To Emplyees Of Unsatisfactory Behavior
This template is used as a notice to employees for their unsatisfactory behavior, many times in organizations few unfortunate incidents happen such as in a meeting or in a speech few employees target the speaker and goes with teasing or making comment on him, this is unacceptable and it is...
Tags: Behavior, Notice, SHBBL
Tools & templates 2007-12-01
Tough Interview Questions:- How To Survive The Last Mile
In the most professional behavioral based interviews you will often not even be aware of the exact behavior or history of behaviors the interviewer is probing for or trying to ascertain. This paper provides some of the questions/tactics you might expect during a really tough interview. The silence left by...
Tags: Behavior, Last Mile, Bayt.com
White papers 2008-01-01
Time Management Program: The Key Elements Of A Powerful Time Management Program
A powerful time management program will include assessments of your time related behaviors. Assessments are scientifically validated instruments that help you to understand either the "Why" of your behaviors or the "How" of your behaviors, and can also indicate both depending on the instruments used. Assessments eliminate the guess work...
Tags: Behavior, IKnowNow, Time Management, Productivity
White papers 2007-10-21
Reinforce Desired Behavior
The Premack Principle states that a high probability behavior can serve as a reinforcer for a low probability behavior. In more practical terms it means that if you watch what people do when they have a choice, their choice identifies a reinforcer for them in that situation. If you consis­tently...
Tags: Behavior, FutureVisions, TVs, Tv & Home Theater, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment
White papers 2007-12-01
Practice Procrastination - Top Three Reasons Why Not To Do It
Procrastination is a very common occurrence in the lives of many different people. Many procrastinators may not even be able to tell you why they put things off so often. By definition, procrastination is something that is put off needlessly. You are not likely procrastinating if you haven't done something...
Tags: Behavior, Web Site, Procrastination, Web Site Development, Web Technology, Internet
White papers 2007-01-01
Communicate to Change Behavior Ahead of Organizational Values and Culture
The ultimate objective of most communication activities is to change behavior. To achieve an employee behavior change, many communicators work on the principle that they need to change employee attitudes first. However, even if attitudes are changed, habits may be too strong to break and therefore behavior may not change....
Tags: Behavior, Cutting Edge PR
White papers
Right PR Empowers a Manager
The right action plan - the right blueprint - helps a person to achieve a certain kind of success. And it does so by getting everyone working towards the same external audience behaviors. For example: people act on their own perception of the facts before them, which leads to predictable...
Tags: Behavior, Public Relations, Marketing, Corporate Communications
White papers 2004-10-14
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