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KnowHR Recommendation: Add HumanMarkets to Your Daily Read

Posted on Monday, April 28, 2008 by Frank Roche

HumanMarkets, “the intersection of human resources and markets,” is up and running. And it’s off to a great start.

I’ve added HumanMarkets to my daily read. I’m anticipating some great stuff. The site is written by a senior HR leader who not only is a real pro, but a consummate businessperson. Combining HR and business isn’t an angle I’ve seen out there and the reason that I highly recommend adding the site to your list of leading HR material. (While you’re at it, leave a comment and say hello. Remember what it was like when you first started writing and people left comments? It just takes a second and it means a lot.)

Here’s a piece that I really liked titled, “That’s What You Are There For.” CLICK [tone]. It’s some killer advice about HR’s obligation. It ends with, “It’s been over 20 years since I made a decision that night. Some have been better than others – most importantly however, I have only a very few times, avoided making some decision.” The lead in is essential reading for all of us in the HR business.

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User Comments

  1. HR Wench

    Apr 28th, 2008

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    Great find, Frank!

  2. JT

    Apr 29th, 2008

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    Thanks for the reference Frank. I appreciate it.

  3. J. William Tincup

    Apr 29th, 2008

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    Frank

    Great find and thank you for sharing. I’ve added to my blogroll and daily reading (read: feeddemon).

    Best,

    J. William Tincup
    Starr Tincup
    starrtincup.com || jpie.com

  4. Frank Roche

    Apr 30th, 2008

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    Hi J. William. I think you’ll be glad you added HumanMarkets. It’s a great read now and it’s going to grow.

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