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Kraft Heinz Chief Learning Officer at the i4cp 2020 Conference (i4cp login required)

i4cp

The lineup of exceptional speakers for the #1-rated i4cp 2020 Next Practices Now Conference continues to grow. In addition to her role at Kraft Heinz, Bassey is a TedX speaker, an entrepreneur, educator, comedian, and most recently author of her book, My 52 Weeks of Worship: Lessons from a Global, Spiritual, Interfaith Journey.

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Leading Remotely – 6 Ways to Increase Connection and Engagement

DecisionWise

Another report stated that between 2005 and 2018 remote work increased 173%. In addition to social updates (well-being check-ins), help them report relevant and timely operational information on progress, roadblocks, and weekly lessons learned. “ Will half of people be working remotely by 2020?” ” That was in 2019!

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Yvonne DiVita: “The author needs to understand Amazon”

Thrive Global

There are classes and mastermind groups and training for this all over the web. Understanding how to write your author page and the description of your book is critical to success on Amazon. As a part of our series about “How You Can Grow Your Business or Brand By Writing A Book”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Yvonne DiVita.

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Valerie Christopherson: “Enjoy what you do, you only get to do it once”

Thrive Global

Learn to collaborate, the power of multiple minds can’t be beat. Prior to founding GRC in 2005, Valerie held key positions at QUALCOMM, Porter Novelli Convergence Group, and other niche agencies in the mobile, telecom, and technology sectors. GRC was founded in 2005 so there are many interesting stories.

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The Three Eras of Knowledge Management - Summary

Conversation Matters

Before that time knowledge was typically considered the province of training and was thought of as an individual capability. Efforts were made to capture an organization’s best practices and lessons learned. I have also made substantial changes to the third era in this post. Knowledge management began in the mid 1990’s.

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Dr. Patrick Hanaway: “We all have two lives to live, and the second one begins when you realize you only have one”

Thrive Global

Patrick Hanaway, MD, is a board-certified family physician trained at Washington University. He has taught with IFM since 2005, he leads the GI Advanced Practice Module, and he continues his support of IFM as co-chair of the Expert Advisory Board. As a family doctor, I learned by listening, doing and teaching.

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Relationships in social recruiting

Strategic HCM

And I wrote about this too in my book during 2005. Basically, it IS all about relationships. The first presentation which reinforced this fact was given by Matthew Jeffery at Electronics Arts (pictured rather fuzzily above). Matthew emphasised the need for recruiters to move from a 1.0, post and pay approach to one based on 2.0,