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5 Key Literacies Every Leader Should Know

Cornerstone On Demand

According to a new report from Deloitte, just 36 percent of millennials and 29 percent of Generation Z believe they have all the skills and knowledge they'll need to thrive in the future of work. To thrive the workforce of the future, it'll take new practices, disciplines and world views," he says.

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3 Trends Blending the Worlds of Learning and Work

Cornerstone On Demand

However, as digital technology evolves, learning and development opportunities will become more accessible, thereby enabling employees to build new skills on the job rather than in a classroom. Here are three trends that are helping to further blend the worlds of learning and work.

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Gabrielle Mellon On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

When employers see their workforce as individual humans, employees can feel it and retention and career growth thrive. …Support the whole person, not just their 9–5 persona. Axon regularly offers non-role related enrichment and professional development opportunities. W hen it comes to designing the future of work, one size fits none.

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Five Microlessons From Convergence 2017

Cornerstone On Demand

After three days at Convergence 2017—surrounded by some of the most innovative and thoughtful HR and business professionals—our minds are filled to the brim with inspiring stories, interesting trends and new technologies that promise to change the way we work. This is where the future of workplace learning lies. Is it dynamic over time?

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The Action Plan: How Executive Search Firms Can Mitigate Effects of COVID-19

Thrive TRM

But no matter which camp you’re in, it’s time to address the new normal. As the new reality continues to unfold, we’re hosting regular peer roundtables, engaging in candid conversations with customers, and thoughtfully considering the latest research. And that means dramatic measures are in order. They read as insensitive.

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Anthony Russo of #BeTheChange: “You are going to have to learn to turn the other cheek”

Thrive Global

“You are going to have to learn to turn the other cheek.” When it comes to the peaceful political discourse you are going to have to let people sometimes go off on you, get their anger out, and sometimes let it go. Anthony Russo is a business owner, motivational speaker, emcee and change maker. We complain without an action plan.

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Unexpected Hobbies and Passions That Help Us Tap Into Our Creativity

Thrive Global

Psychiatrist Sue Stuart-Smith recently wrote a piece in the New York Times about how gardening has served as her “psychological lifeline” in times of crisis. Gardening is an accessible form of creativity, and allows us to bring something new into the world.” Many of my breakthroughs happened while painting. Podcasting. “I