What does hrgp mean?
hrgp means Hire and Retain Good People
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What is the abbreviation for Hire and Retain Good People?
Hire and Retain Good People can be abbreviated as hrgp
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GPWF - Good People World Family
- AGP - All Good People
- BPSP - Blind and Partially Sighted People
- PAGP - Pigs Are Good People
- ATOP - Assessment and Training of People
- CCJP - Church and the Jewish People
- GPHI - Good People Have IDEAS
- HAFA - Hire And Fire Association
- HRIA - Hire and Rental Industry Association
- STAR - Solutions to Train and Retain
- START - Strategy to Attract and Retain Teachers
- WFGP - World Family of Good People
- GFGP - Good Food Good People
- HRGP - Hire and Retain Good People, LLC (Bourne, MA)
- gpbc - Good People Brewing Company
- h&r - Hire and Reward
- GP - Good People
- smap - Sports and Music Assemble People
- LEDO - Listen, Empathise, De-personalise, Offer. Mainly for customer service, and also good for any conciliation or conflict resolution: listen to the complaint, empathise with the customer, de-personalise the situation (both of you stand back and look at it obj
- TOTBAL - There Ought To Be A Law.... Sounds like it should be a TV game show. Cliche-based acronym and a good basis for discussions and exercises - see team building games.