David Shoemaker I.
David Shoemaker is Vice President of Learning Solutions and Innovation at eCornell. For more information on human resources studies, management development training, or eCornell, please visit http://www.eCornell.com
Articles by this Author
Supervisor Training and a Human Resource Management Certificate Can Help Run a Prosperous Business
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published April 26th, 2012
- Education
- Unrated
In the perfect business atmosphere, decisions would be made strategically through a linear, rational, and goal-oriented process Managers should ideally work together on a set of common goals while considering the best interests of their organization in order to create a team
Employee Relations Training and the Law
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published March 19th, 2012
- Education
- Unrated
Of all the job responsibilities that HR professionals have, one of the most important is handling employee relations situations which have the potential to raise legal issues For this reason, it is vital for all HR professionals to fulfill employee relations training which will give them a basic knowledge of employment law
Human Resources Practices and the Law
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published March 12th, 2012
- Education
- Unrated
Human resources practices vary globally because each country has its own unique employment laws When comparing the United States to other countries, which of course have different rules and regulations, it is interesting to see how management styles vary as well
Learning HR Strategy Through Certificate Programs
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published March 9th, 2012
- Education
- Unrated
When choosing a career in HR, you will come to learn that a large majority of your job tasks include formulating, executing, or guiding others through strategy; understand what strategy is all about will be key to your success There are many certificate programs to choose from to enroll in; enrolling in a certificate program will prepare and educate you on this subject
Reacting to Change: Human Resource Management Training
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published February 20th, 2012
- Education
- Unrated
Times are changing and it has become necessary to conduct human resource management training The reason is not because operations have changed, but that the attitudes and morale of employees have shifted
Project Leadership: What is Project Leader Certification?
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published February 12th, 2012
- Education
- Unrated
There are many different versions of project leadership in the workplace today Different companies have different ideas of what makes a successful project leader; different projects require different project leader skills
Improving Management Skills: Management Training Courses and a Management Certificate
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published February 4th, 2012
- Education
- Unrated
There are a number of ways to improve your management skills Because managers come from a variety of backgrounds they will often come into a position with many strengths in one area, but they may be lacking skills in other areas
Food Service Management: Why Restaurants Fail
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published December 14th, 2011
- Business
- Unrated
If you are in food service management, you may be interested in taking professional education courses that are relevant to your workplace and that can help you expand and improve your skills Food service manager training is important because many food service managers are promoted from within and come into a management position with little to no managerial training
HR Studies and HR Training For Employee Retention
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published December 4th, 2011
- Jobs
- Unrated
An important topic to discuss in any HR training program or HR studies course is the idea of employee retention During a down economy, retention tends to be higher across all industries because people need jobs, and fewer opportunities exist out there
HR Certification and the Staffing Process
- By David Shoemaker I.
- Published October 9th, 2011
- Jobs
- Unrated
There are several stages in selection and staffing This is a continual cycle with employees finding positions, working a job, leaving for new opportunities, and repeating the process
