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HRDR_72ppiRGB_powerpointEver wondered who’s behind the work at Human Resource Development Review (HRDR)? Or perhaps anticipate what will be in the next issue? Human Resource Development Review is excited to kick off its social media campaign and looks to build a community of colleagues by sharing most read, most cited, and award-winning research articles, as well as editorial review board, author and student spotlights. We know that Human Resource Development Review offers its readers a wealth of resources to our scholarly community, and connecting scholars, practitioners, and graduate students through social media is our next step in sharing these scholarly resources.

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