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The business benefits of allowing employees to "bring your own device" are fairly well established, but the challenges it poses for HR professionals are substantial as well, says HR Daily Community blogger, Alan Young.

In both the corporate and sporting worlds, the inappropriate behaviour of star performers tends to go unchecked, according to HR Daily Community blogger, Ross Clennett.

Is it time for HR departments to become more experimental? HR Daily blogger Kate Boorer thinks so - in this post she explains why organisations should stop wasting time debating the finer points of initiatives and take a more laboratory-style approach.

More and more employees are using their own devices for work purposes, and employers can reap benefits in the form of improved productivity and retention - but must address the associated risks, says HR Daily Community blogger Amanda Harvey.

Do employees sitting just metres away from each other in your organisation use email instead of conversations to communicate?

Managers need to be able to recognise specific milestones on an employee's journey from 'ignorance to mastery' that indicate their level of proficiency, says HR Daily Community blogger, David Klaasen.

Recruiting for leadership positions requires a vastly different approach to interviews, says recruitment trainer and HR Daily Community blogger, Ross Clennett.

HR professionals have a vital role to play in ensuring that redundancies are strategic and "above board", according to HR Daily Community member Donna Hill.

Managers who ignore employees' performance problems eventually increase the stress of other team members, says HR Daily Community blogger Christina Lattimer.

The maxim, "treat others as you would like to be treated" is actually the root cause of most performance problems in the workplace, says HR Daily Community blogger, David Klaasen.