Seeking the best: leadership lessons from the military

Article Abstract:

With reference to the United States and Canadian armed forces, the strategies for discovering potential candidates for a leadership position and their application to the corporate world are examined. The challenges faced by organizations in retaining women and promoting them to leadership roles are discussed.

United States, Canada, National Security, Women Military Personnel, Women executives, Women and the military, Canada. Canadian Forces, United States. Armed Forces

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Employer branding in the Belgian Army: the importance of instrumental and symbolic beliefs for potential applicants, actual applicants, and military employees

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With reference to the Belgian Army, the perceptions of potential applicants, actual applicants, and employees regarding employer's attributes are analyzed. The importance of employer branding in human resource management context is examined.

Belgium, Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Recruiting, Employers, Company business management, Industry hiring, Employee attitudes, Employees, Belgium. Army

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Guest editors' note: human resources and leadership lessons from the military

Article Abstract:

Global military organizations as good source for learning human resource management practices and leadership lessons are discussed. The application of military practices in civilian organizations is analyzed.

Editorial, Military associations

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