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Business Week Online - October 13, 2000
Do You Have a Personality for Success?

How to ensure that you are hiring the right candidate.   How to virtually guarantee goodness of fit with the position, culture of the organization, team, and superior.

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Keeping Your Morale Up In Down Times

Afraid your employees are losing morale as a result of tight economic times? Dr. Arthur Resnikoff of AR & Associates says there are five things companies can do to retain and motivate employees.

Business 2.0 - July, 2001
OK, So You Don't Have to Be a Complete SOB

Retaining talent and keeping productivity high can be your greatest challenge during times of low morale.  Leadership needs to communicate as fully and as often as possible by telling it straight, not sugar coating the information, or else it won’t be believed.  At the same time, management also needs to communicate hopefulness that by execution on the strategy, times will get better.  Both are important for retention.

Business Journal - January, 2001
Money doesn't always buy high morale

Money is a dissatisfier, not a satisfier. What can leadership provide at no cost to retain good personnel?