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Monitors key performance indicators, determines gaps in performance metrics, and recommends/executes change management techniques for efficiency/quality improvements. Demonstrated relationship management and leadership skills with a superior ability to make things happen through the use of influence and negotiation with all levels of management. Develops and supports strategic plans and projects to meet site security goals and objectives Influences and improves upon existing processes through innovation and operational change. view job details

Develops and reviews project scope to include work services estimate, services, resource assignments and allocations, and statements of work for assigned projects. Creates and maintains Visio diagrams/drawings of the proposed infrastructure and its related elements including interconnectivity to existing network appliances. Participates in day-to-day orders for LAN/WAN Service Requests for new installs at State Annexes for new installs / upgrades (Telecommunication Service Requests - TSRs) within the NCR and domestic locations within the greater DC metro region. view job details

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Have you been to a trade association event lately? Suddenly heard from an old college buddy? With so many people between jobs these days, it's no surprise that everyone seems to be brushing up on their networking skills. The economy may not be booming, but the network certainly is. Friends who didn't return telephone calls a year ago are suddenly easier to get ahold of. After having been started-up then shut down, dot-commed (or dot-conned), un-vested, repositioned, downsized, made redundant, or laid flat by layoffs, it's no wonder people are 'doing lunch' again. Even if you still love your ol... view article details

Salary.com estimates that at least one employee in ten has viewed compensation information on the Internet within the last year. That number is expected to grow, as salary sites have become a routine component of both the job search and the career management process. In response to questions from HR professionals about what to do when an employee knocks on the door with a salary printout in hand, Salary.com has prepared this advice for and from employers on responding to online data.There probably is no way for employers to prevent employees from using salary sites, and no advantage to doing s... view article details

In researching the pay for an executive position, it's best to consult several of the many sources of data to get a sense of the range for the job. Don't aim for the top of the range, because there could be unfortunate consequences if you become too expensive.It's relatively easy to get executive pay data for public and nonprofit companies. Publications such as The Wall Street Journal publish information about CEO compensation. A more detailed and more immediate source is your company's annual meeting proxy (DEF-14A filing) if the company is public. You can get it from your company's investor ... view article details

Where do you get your salary data? Why isn't the Salary Wizard dispensing 'accurate' numbers? Should pilots who keep secrets about flying their client's mistresses around get bigger raises?These are just some of the questions you asked us. And we brought in the big guns to get you all the answers.While most of you are already familiar with Aaron and Wendy---the hosts of Salary Talk---this week we bring in Patrick and Mike, two other Salary.com employees, to get all of your questions answered. While Wendy gives a great primer/refresher on properly using the Salary Wizard, Patrick talks about th... view article details

Networking is Essential Industry conferences offer outstanding opportunities for networking. They’re ideal places to meet new people, catch up with those you already know and -- if you plan it right -- introduce yourself to your next employer. But that's easier said than done, especially if you're new to the conference scene or you've never been taught any networking skills. But whether you're an extrovert who fits naturally into any situation or someone who has a hard time meeting and talking to new people, networking is a necessary skill if you're looking to get ahead.With that in m... view article details

The advancement in technology also comes with risks. In addition, massive volumes of data are in danger from cyber-attacks. For this reason, companies should be more vigilant and, on a constant look out for threats. For companies, handling data is a risky business. Especially for the HR team. This is because they hold tons of sensitive data about the whole workforce. This includes a worker’s compensation and other vital data. As a result, they play a critical role in keeping it safe. What is Cybersecurity? This is the practice of protecting systems such as data, hardware, and software from cyb... view blog & white papers details

Startup companies are becoming increasingly important in different fields, so knowing about compensation trends is important. Leaders in up-to-date pay data, such as Salary.com, are changing how businesses deal with the tricky area of startup pay. By having current information about pay trends, startups can design their pay packages to match what others in the industry are doing and meet the changing needs of their employees. This article will look at how having real-time compensation data is changing startup businesses. It will also discuss its impact on decision-making, market flexibilit... view blog & white papers details

Job seekers often face the challenge of finding suitable opportunities in a competitive job market. Job openings data is a crucial tool that can greatly assist candidates in this endeavor. Job openings data provides essential information about available jobs in the market. Understanding the demand in the job market helps job seekers customize their job applications and focus on roles that match their skills and competencies. This article discusses job openings data and offers insights into how candidates can optimize it. What are Job Openings Data? Job openings data refers to information about... view blog & white papers details

During the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993, I was working for an investment bank in New York City. At the time of the bombing, we couldn’t believe that terrorism could come so close to home and that it could impact our daily lives so dramatically.  In response to that crisis, we created an urgent need for updated personal/emergency contact details and reporting relationships.  But it also signaled a renewed need to understand what we do in the case of a major disaster.  Since then there have been several crises that have affected us… both nature and human made. What lessons can this P... view blog & white papers details

Studies predict that data will grow at a massive rate in the coming years. Many firms begin to recognize data as an asset since the early 2000s. Companies use data as guide in a number of vitals aspects, including: Making smart decisions for everyday operation. Promote research to improve and learn. Deliver superb results. But the outcomes of these aspects are just as good as the quality of data companies use. Firms take steps to ensure they are always using good, clean data. As a result, use a system like data governance. What is Data Governance? For many, data governance can be a complex sub... view blog & white papers details