Google Glass Field Note 2: First Impressions

Google Glass: “The adjustment period is very rich. I think the transition is one of those mind opening things like getting immersed in a new culture.” – John Sumser
 

One Minute Remaining

Topics: Heather Bussing, HR Technology, HRExaminer, by Heather Bussing
“But mostly, if you tell me one more time that there is “one minute remaining,” and it is really 42 minutes, I will have violent thoughts, and wish horrible things happen to you. Like drive-by bikini-waxing.” – Heather Bussing
 

People Who Make A Difference

Topics: Big Data, HR Technology, HR Trends, HRExaminer, John Sumser, by John Sumser
Rather than a passing grade in all subjects, excel in some and fail at the others. That’s what makes the difference.
 

The Software Compatibility Quagmire

The hardest thing about work is not the work itself. It’s working with others. The same is true for systems and software.
 

What To Do When Data Says You’re Wrong

As we rush into the era of data analytics, big data, and personal tracking devices every HR professional should be prepared to face data that contradicts their beliefs sooner or later.
 

Five Links: The Rapid Evolution of HR and Tech

Topics: Daily Links, HR Technology, HRExaminer, John Sumser, by John Sumser
This week’s links point to a tidal wave of change. Jobs are being rapidly automated, new productivity tools are emerging, the science of psychology is finally maturing and basic HR functions are being used to drive financial growth.
 

4 HR Tech Trends from Buyer & Seller’s Perspective

For all the commentary and coaxing, it is the user that will determine the direction of the technology landscape.
 

The LinkedIn Lawsuit

The new LinkedIn lawsuit could be pivotal and far reaching in the arena of recruiting and recruiting technology.
 

What HR Should Be Asking Part 2

What is becoming possible is so far beyond conventional definitions of analytics that you’ll miss the bus if that’s how you approach the problem.
 

What HR Should Be Asking Part 1

More than a mandate, change is an issue of survival. It’s time to ask new questions.