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2:15 PM Having already ignited a media firestorm over her decision to end telecommuting for Yahoo (YHOO) workers, Marissa Mayer's hiring policies are now getting criticized. Mayer, who has brought in a new HR chief and declared the recruiting of top engineering talent a priority (not easy for Yahoo in recent years), has drawn heat from employees over her insistence on top academic credentials, and for wanting to review every hire. Also: Reuters reports Mayer is thinking of cutting jobs at Yahoo's Indian ops, in order to have more engineering work done at its HQ. Read comments

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10 Ways To Foster Effective Social Employees

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One of reasons often cited for not implementing social business tools is a fear of productivity loss. As social products and practices become more tightly integrated into all manner of enterprise applications -- and as presence on Facebook, Twitter and the like has become as important to companies' marketing, advertising and sales as their websites -- these fears are generally diminishing.

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