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Staffing organizations

Heneman, Herbert G. III

2007

Shut Up & Make More Money!

William G. Radin

1995

Diversity in teacher education

Mary E. Dilworth

1992

Searching for a Corporate Savior

Rakesh Khurana

2002

Staffing the new workplace

Ronald B. Morgan

1996

Dollar sign on the muscle

Kevin Kerrane

1985

Semper Fi

Dan Carrison, Rod Walsh

1999

Recruitment, retention, and restructuring

Association of College and Research Libraries. Ad Hoc Task Force on Recruitment & Retention Issues.

2002

Hire Tough, Manage Easy

Mel Kleiman

1999

Recruiting employees

Alison E. Barber

1998

Hiring the right person for the right job

Cecelia Dobrish

1984

Fostering success of ethnic and racial minorities in STEM

Dina C. Maramba, Robert T. Palmer, Marybeth Gasman

2013

Recruiting, interviewing, selecting & orienting new employees

Diane Arthur

1986

Islamic State

Abdel Bari Atwan

2015

The decision to discriminate

Robert P. Quinn

1968

Winning the Talent Wars

Bruce Tulgan

2001

Retaining top employees

J. Leslie McKeown

2002

Are you smart enough to work at Google?

William Poundstone

2012

The complete book of perfect phrases for job seekers

Michael Betrus

2009

Topgrading

Bradford D. Smart

1999

Get your head out of your bottom line

Jackie and Bethany Andell Dryden

2016

Effective Interviewing

Robert Edenborough

1997

Hire with your head

Lou Adler

1998

Personnel interviewing, theory and practice

Felix M. Lopez

1965

Competency-based recruitment and selection

Robert Wood

1998

Library jobs

Barbara I. Dewey

1987

The search committee handbook

Theodore J. Marchese

1987

Student recruitment in psychosocial occupational therapy

Susan Haiman

1990

High performers

Steven J. Skinner, Alan J. Dubinsky

2003

Confronting authority

Derrick A. Bell

1994

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