Sometimes I feel torn in my loyalties in the world of HR.
For those of you who don’t know I don’t live in California (why is it that people always think that?). Instead, I hail from the Great White North in the great city of Toronto in the even greater country of Canada. Yes, I am Canadian and proud to be so.
Having said that, here’s where I have an issue with loyalties — it’s in my HR world. Read more…
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