Lou Adler
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Herb Alpert, legendary musician, artist and philanthropist has sold more than 72 million albums - 29 of them gold or platinum - outsold The Beatles in 1966 and co-founded A&M Records, the most successful independent record company in history. Herb Alpert Is..., directed by John Scheinfeld, looks at Herb's extraordinary life with rare footage and interviews with colleagues like Sting and Questlove.
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Learn how HR reps and hiring managers can use performance management much earlier in the employee journey, as part of the hiring process.
Most hiring processes emphasize what a person must have to even be considered for the job. By reversing the process and emphasizing what a person will do and become, it's possible to attract a bigger pool of more outstanding and diverse people. In this course, Lou Adler, president of The Adler Group, shows you...
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Lou Adler explains the performance-based hiring process—the only validated methodology based on how top performers look for, compare, and accept one position over another.
Top performers aren't looking for just another job; they want challenges and growth. To get the best people, you need to attract them differently, which means your hiring process—your sourcing, interviewing, and recruiting—needs to change, and even how you write your job...
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Gather insights and easy-to-use strategies for HR leaders to navigate and manage organizational change.
Change in the workplace is never smooth or easy, but it doesn’t have to be such a slog. Join instructor and HR expert Lou Adler in this exciting new course designed uniquely for HR leaders tasked with navigating and managing complex changes within their organizations. Learn how to develop an effective change management strategy before you start...
5) Monterey pop
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Monterey Pop is the first filmed document of a rock festival. The Monterey Pop Festival, held on California's Monterey Peninsula in 1967, helped launch the careers of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Otis Redding. Legendary moments captured on film include Pete Townshend destroying his guitar and Jimi Hendrix burning his.