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Do your people managers have enough EQ?

One of the most important yet under-rated skills leaders need to manage performance well is emotional intelligence, says HR Daily Community blogger Christina Lattimer.




Are your rewards "one size fits all"?

"To allow an employee to feel undervalued is the most guaranteed way to dissipate their motivation levels", says HR Daily Community blogger Mark Robinson. He writes about effective reward programs here, and we wrap up the rest of the week's blog posts.


Do you foster a feedback-rich culture?

Consistently engaging employees in performance discussions makes achieving individual, team and organisational goals much easier, says HR Daily Community blogger Melany Gallant. Here she outlines practical ways for HR professionals to foster a feedback-rich culture. Plus, we wrap up the week's blog posts.


Best of the blogs: Interview tips, engagement advice, and more

Do your interviewing techniques leave candidates wanting the job more, or wishing they hadn't applied? Today HR Daily Community blogger Nicole Underwood explains why professional, structured interviews are so important, and shares 10 tips to help you improve yours.



Do you make time for incubation?

When companies allow time for "incubation", lightbulb moments and breakthrough ideas occur, says HR Daily Community blogger Lynette Jensen.


Who owns those contacts?

Application of the laws covering "ownership" of social media contacts is still in its infancy, but the case law to date sheds light on some of the factors that can determine what rights an employer has to the information, says HR Daily Community blogger Kristin Duff.



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