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Workspan Magazine
07/04/2022
Dan Cafaro: As a remote workforce we're dealing with a lot of time zone differences, so that becomes a challenge.
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Dan Purushotham
Adjunct Faculty
Central Connecticut State University
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Dan Purushotham is a professor at Central Connecticut State University’s School of Business and brings to the classroom decades of experience in human resources, compensation, and performance management.
Workspan Magazine
02/16/2022
I frequently check in with Dan Cafaro — WorldatWork’s director of publications and my boss — via videoconference.
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Workspan Daily
08/29/2025
Everett Kelley, the president of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE),
stated , “Several agencies, including NASA and the National Weather Service, have already been hollowed out by reckless [Department of Government Efficiency] cuts, so for the administration to further disenfranchise the remaining workers in the name of ‘efficiency’ is … abhorrent.”
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CMP Consulting, LLC
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Chad Atwell
Founder and Principal Advisor
People-Centered Pay, LLC
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Chris Crawford
Founder & CEO
Zayla Partners
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Christian Madsen
Vice President, Global Total Rewards
Semrush
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Workspan Daily
05/20/2025
“Dan was going to have to provide the answers to me.
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Workspan Daily
10/06/2025
The acquisition represents a transformative step in SAP’s mission to redefine talent acquisition, said Dan Beck, the general manager and chief product officer at SAP SuccessFactors.
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Workspan Daily
02/03/2020
Markey uses the example of a company that began
linking improvement in customer feedback scores to executive compensation
before it had developed the discipline and processes for truly understanding
those scores.The company's managers, understandably, felt helpless and
frustrated.This is perhaps our most common mistake with incentive plan
development, one that critics like Alfie Kohn and Dan Pink nail us on for good
reason: throwing incentives at a problem before/without understanding or
providing the tools to deal with its root causes.
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