In the last week I have spoken at two conferences regarding the changing mindsets of the global workforce (read: employees everywhere.) The conference last week was for the Hong Kong Institute of Human Resources annual conference, this year entitled "Back to Basics." My speech was entitled "HR Myths in the Asian Century." As part of being a speaker at this event I was interviewed by the South China Morning Post. The journalist did quite a good job at capturing the essence of my ideas and a copy of the article can be downloaded by clicking here. Warning: my speeches are known for being controversial and provocative. The second conference was held this week in Shanghai by HR consultants Mercer. The conference was called "Rethinking HR in the Asian Century." My speech ran along the same lines as the previous week’s talk and was entitled "Retaining Top Talent – What HR Needs to Know."
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April 3, 2005
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I doubt my father will be thrilled with my inaugural entry into the blogging world. But read on anyway… In my younger, pre-parenthood and much
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Hey Chuck – don’t you look great in that photo! Well done re. your interview with the SCMP. You are on the verge of a weekend and I hope you are able to relax a little and have some fun.
Love, M xox
Wow!! It sounds like you have a very intersting life!!! I just browsed through some of your other posts and I think I’ll have to pop back later to read some more!!!
Michele sent me!
Hi There Charles…
Michele sent me today…I do not have a clue to what it is you actually do except that it has to do with Human Recourses…( So, I think that’s a good thing! lol)…I apologize for me ignorance and I am very happy to meet you…All the way from Hong Cong Via Canada? WOW!!! Is Hong Cong permanent or are you just there for a short while?
Hi there, thanks for stopping by my blog.
Wow I will have to add you to my blogroll.
I stopped by your wife’s blog, and what a treat to read about your triplets!
Interesting HR article. Yes, the work world is so different than when I was in my twenties. The bosses back then didn’t tolerate any kind of “work life balance” ideas, haha.
Michele sent me to see your blog, Charles. It looks very interesting. You’re obviously trying to change attitudes. I’ll come back after I’ve gotten some sleep to look over your earlier posts.
Michele sent me. Glad to see your comments on Prematurity Week. I’ve got two preemies growin up in my house. One had some pretty severe issues but is growing out of them slowly.
Hello Michele sent me.. nice blog
Hi Charles..It’s OOLOTH’s again, via Michele’s, once again….Thanks for leaving that info on my blog..Yes, Indeed, I am familiar with Cisco…give em ‘what for’!!! (lol)…Never been to Hong Cong and I hope it’s a place that suits you….
Michele sent me your way to find out you have a very interesting blog. Will read some more now that I am here.
Hey Charlie–in from Michelle’s, enjoyed reading the article. Have just recently started reading THE WORLD IS FLAT, wonder what your take would be on it.
‘changing mindsets of the global workforce’
nothing like a challenge! 🙂
here from Michele’s…
cq