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The Importance of Training Your Managers With James Eberhard

Turning the Corner

Understand what metrics you’re trying to achieve.” How do you save them time and money? Usually, you take time out of your day to drive to a store to do that and you don’t get a lot of margin utility from it. It’s a way with a lot of those core things that you buy all the time. Try things out.

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New Research on Cutting-Edge Performance Management: What Are We Learning?

Compensation Cafe

For those of you who are attending the WorldatWork Total Rewards Conference in San Diego this week, you may be interested in seeing our innovative session on Tuesday afternoon (3-5 pm). There is very little written about and almost no research on this growing area, but we think it may replace traditional 360 feedback over time.

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Kristen Branan On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

As Executive Vice President of Global Productions at Zoic Studios, Kristen Branan oversees roughly 40 different productions at any given time across the Los Angeles, New York and Vancouver locations with over 400 employees and tens of millions in annual revenue. Thank you for making time to visit with us about the topic of our time.

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CPG at the Speed of Tech

SnackNation

By all measures, it is an amazing time to be a CPG entrepreneur. When I first attended in 2004, it was one hall of the Anaheim Convention Center. This often means that data collection either takes too much time or is prohibitively expensive, and iteration is slow. CPG at the Speed of Tech. took eight months.

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How Karie Kaufmann Is Shaking Up The Way CEOs Think

Thrive Global

That was in 2004, and I had never even heard of business coaching. I tell (or rather, warn) my clients when we begin that they should expect to be out of their comfort zone, and likely even annoyed with me at times. At a time that I was frustrated that he wasn’t showing as much (unnecessary) concern about a situation as I was.

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Stephen D’Angelo: “Frequent communication”

Thrive Global

As part of our series about the “ Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Turbulent Times ”, we had the pleasure of interviewing Stephen D’Angelo. Thank you so much for your time! I grew up in a middle class predominantly blue color city (Paterson, NJ) and attended a small local college (Montclair University).

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38 Ways to Make Real Progress on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Linkedin Talent Blog

Nearly all of Europe’s major banks incorporate diversity and inclusion metrics into executive pay decisions, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence. These scorecards measure both quantitative metrics like recruiting and retention, as well as qualitative metrics like how often managers participate in activities such as mentoring.