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About Jeffrey

Global Human Resources Leader with broad background in Human Resources, Organizational Development, and Training. - 17+ years Human Resources experience - 10+ years at the HR Leadership level, as VP & Director EDUCATION - Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Management and Human Relations (BA) OBJECTIVE: As a Human Resources Leader improve revenue generation and reduce expense by creating an HR infrastructure to support business growth. CAREER DRIVER: Inspire senior management to build best in class organizations or a that consistently achieved aggressive revenue and profit objectives. Specialties •Cultural Change Management • Merger & Acquisition, integration • HR Policy, Process & Systems Design • Benefits & Compensation Design • Training & Leadership Development • Health & Wellness Programs • Restructuring & Revitalization • HRIS Technology Solutions • Performance Management • Long-range Business Planning

What interviewing managers Expect from you during and interview.

1. Show up with a “good” level of knowledge after doing a “reasonable” amount of research. You’d be surprised at the number of people who haven’t looked at the company’s homepage, Googled its name, and checked out the stock ticker, … Continue reading

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How to figure out the hiring manager for a job posting you are interested in.

The telephone is the fast and easiest way to find out information about a company. Call the main number for the company and ask the person that answers the phone who is the head of the department for the position … Continue reading

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Get the Attention of the Hiring Manager

Want to secure a job interview? Don’t have an inside contact to deliver your resume in persons for you? Bypass HR. Find the hiring manager, then find his/her boss. Make contact via email or snail mail. It is likely the … Continue reading

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cat·a·lyst – an agent that provokes or speeds significant change or action As a Human Resources Leader improve revenue generation and reduce expense by creating an HR infrastructure to support business growth. Profile 20+ years Human Resources experience 15 years … Continue reading

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CV/Resume

Jeffrey M. Roe HUMAN RESOURCES LEADER Optimizing Performance through Organizational Change and Leadership Development 20+ years Human Resources experience 15+ years experience Leading Human Resources Strategic leader credited with building best in class organizations that have been consistently successful in … Continue reading

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Salary as the Top Dissatisfaction of Employees

Salary as the Top Dissatisfaction of Employees. I have been in HR for 15+ years this is the first time I have seen salary topping the list for dissatisfaction; in the past manager/supervisor/leadership dissatisfaction has been the top reason. A … Continue reading

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Pick up the phone already!

This is a re-post of Mark Cenedella, Founder & CEO TheLadders.com I am re-posting it because it is a question I am asked often. When do I follow up after and initial call, phone screen, interview, or email? Why haven’t … Continue reading

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Planning for the Unexpected Is Key to Retirement Security

Planning for the Unexpected Is Key to Retirement Security. Tweet

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New-Hire Compensation, Recruiting Difficulty The continuing high rate of unemployment and a large pool of job seekers in the market have given many companies the option of holding down the wages and benefits they are offering to new hires in … Continue reading

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Hiring Outlook Mixed

Hiring Outlook Mixed, LINE Shows; Layoffs Curb Enthusiasm. Private-sector employers added 217,000 jobs in February 2011, which is an increase over the 189,000 jobs added in January 2011, according to a report by ADP released March 2, 2011. However, the … Continue reading

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