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180 Ways to Build a Magnetic Culture: Practical "How To's: for Retaining, Attracting and Hiring the Best, Brightest and Most Productive PeopleEric Harvey and Mel Kleiman
 Description and Reviews From The Publisher: Finding and keeping good employees is one of today's most pressing business challenges. And it's what 180 Ways To Build A Magnetic Culture is all about! This quick-reference handbook is packed with ideas, techniques, and strategies. It's your guide to retaining, attracting, and hiring the best, brightest, and most productive people - and for building a values-based business culture.  Reader's Index Send us your favorite quotes or passages from this book. About the Authors Eric L. Harvey is a renowned author, consultant, speaker, and President of The Walk The Talk Company. His 30 plus years of professional experience are reflected in twenty highly-acclaimed books including Ethics4Everyone, Leading To Ethics, and Walk The Talk...and Get The Results You Want. Mel Kleiman is a managing partner of The Hire Tough Group — a division of Humetrics, Inc. — which provides employee recruiting, selection, and retention consulting services, workshops, presentations, and publications. Mel's popular books include, Hire Tough, Manage Easy, 267 Proven Interview Questions, and Attract the Best, Repel the Best. Table of Contents Customer Reviews Write your own online review. Find Items On Similar Subjects  More Walk the Talk Books Listen Up, Leader!: Pay Attention, Improve, and Guide Leadership Courage: Leadership Strategies for Individual and Organizational Success 212º the extra degree™ Ethics4Everyone Walk Awhile In My Shoes
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