The Hireability of Job Hoppers
Should a wandering worker raise red flags? BNET's CC Holland on the new reality of the labor market.

Resume Ethics
If your curriculum vitae is a little frothy with the facts, you have a lot of company. Here's the surprising truth about how many people lie on their resumes.

Why Companies Are Clueless About CEO Succession
It happens again and again. A company loses its top executive and then turns to a search firm to conduct the fabled "Worldwide Search" for a superstar CEO. Internal leadership development programs are a logical solution to the problem, but here's why most companies underinvest in them.

How to Maintain a Top Talent Pool
A bad employee review system lets unproductive employees slide and top performers go unrewarded. The result? A dysfunctional organization. A slew of articles from our business library offer concrete tips for fixing a broken review process.

Set Up a New Hire for Success
Your work begins before a new employee even sets foot inside the building. Learn how to get a new worker focused on the company and excited about the job.

Why (Again) It Makes Sense to Delegate
BNET's Jessica Stillman finds research backing up the idea that limiting employees' autonomy and ability to make decisions actually hampers their ability to think.

Zappos to New Hires: Get Lost. Please.
The innovative online shoe retailer has a unique plan for hiring only the most committed employees -- it pays them to quit a week into their training.

Hulu's Innovative Ad Packages
How the slick video site is making some very smart moves to peddle its advertising.

Molson Coors Changes Its Political Stripe
The story behind Coors, its "beer waste," and the Democratic National Convention.

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A.G. Lafley has been a huge success in his eight years at consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble by reviving the sagging company. He provides some important tips in a new book titled "The Game-Changer: How You Can Drive Revenue and Profit Growth With Innovation" that...

Charles Dunstone clearly understands that innovation -- and disruption -- is the route to ongoing success. His sale of 50 percent Carphone Warehouse's retail business to US electronics retailing giant Best Buy is the latest in a series of bold moves by its founder and CEO -- whose hero...

Americans often enjoy Sunday brunch, a funny meal in between breakfast and lunch, a grander version of the "elevenses" snack enjoyed in British Commonwealth nations but similar in content to the "second breakfast" loved by Hobbits in The Shire. A leisure day meal, brunch often serves as a stand-in for both the early and the mid-day meal. Now litteratus Howard...

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