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In recent years many organisations have reduced their use of recruitment companies, but a new report from Deloitte suggests that partnering with external recruiters will be crucial to business success in the future, providing that these external partners are technical specialists and genuine consultants.

Using data to drive better decisions about people management sounds great in theory, but how is it actually done?

Teams that look great on the surface often have underlying issues that prevent them from high performance, says HR Daily Community blogger Garie Dooley.

Any relief or happiness that survivors of job cuts feel at being spared can quickly turn to guilt, fear, resentment and even envy in the aftermath of a redundancy process, says HR Daily Community blogger Donna Hill.

Research suggests it's becoming more common for candidates to lie during the recruitment process, according to HR Daily Community blogger Ross Clennett.

Long-time employees can be particularly resistant to change, especially when they've experienced switches back and forth between business models, according to HR Daily Community blogger Trish Cloete.

Seven "performance traps" cause people not to do what they're asked, creating headaches for their managers and HR, according to HR Daily Community blogger David Klaasen.

Team-building exercises have always been popular, but often fail to create the sense of camaraderie they're designed for, according to HR Daily Community blogger Garie Dooley.

Building resilience is vital in any business dealing with change and uncertainty; it's proven to be good for both individuals and the bottom line. These tips will help you - and employees - respond to stressful situations.

Of all the metrics HR teams can measure, customer focus potentially delivers the most impact to an organisation's bottom line, according to HR Daily Community member Jason Buchanan.