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Book Description
From their research, the authors have found that money isn't all that matters to the technical population. It's important, of course, but there are a whole host of other reasons (both tangible and intangible) that influence a technical professional's decision to work for an organization. Examples include their first impression of the organization, the person's relationship with his or her manager and the opportunity to work with the latest technology.
The attraction and retention situation is likely to get worse before it gets better. The strategies listed in this book will give you a fighting chance to find and keep technical professionals and directly improve your organization's bottom line.
About the Author
Dan Treadwell is a Senior Consultant for Blessing/White. He has spent the last eight years of his career focusing on the technology sector. He is a former technical leader himself and devotes the majority of his professional time helping technical leaders and professionals improve their management and communication skills. Peter Alexander studies market trends and developments regarding the 'people side' of high technology. Peter has been featured in several national publications, including Technology Business, Information Week, Marketing News and Human Resource Executive. Peter also serves as an Instructor for the University of California, Berkeley Extension Program.
Money Isn't All That Matters,Dan Treadwell,Blessing/White,0967832101,Business,Business & Economics,Business & Economics / Human Resources & Personnel Management,Compensation And Benefits,Employees,Human Resources & Personnel Management,Information technology,Employee motivation,Employee retention,High technology industries,Personnel management
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