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SHRM 10 Interview: Dave Ulrich, Professor of Business at University of Michigan
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Monster.com and SmartBrief present the #SHRM 2010 interview series from San Diego.
Dave Ulrich, Professor of Business at University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, discusses his new book The Why of Work and how HR professionals can help employees find meaning and purpose in their work.
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[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by McGraw-Hill and McGraw-Hill . McGraw-Hill said: RT @Monster_WORKS: @dave_ulrich Thanks again for the interview! The video's up: http://bit.ly/bGoUR1 #monsterww [...]
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[...] interview series with HR thought leaders, authors and bloggers like Libby Sartain, Gerry Crispin, Dave Ulrich and Nicole Williams and more. Extremely well done and a great resource [...]
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