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Retaining Millennials: Solve This Problem and Get an HR Job Anywhere

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Of course, this was before you had a cell phone to pass the time ( kids have it so easy these days ). People who graduated college between 2006 and 2010 averaged nearly three jobs the first five years of their career, which is more than double the average of the prior generation. One hour there was an hour too long.

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18 HR Skills Every HR Generalist Needs

Analytics in HR

But of course, it’s not just stakeholders you need to reach: you are also a source of information for employees. Additionally, HR skills training should be a continuous part of your career development. These coaching skills are most often developed on the job or in external coaching training.

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Gallup Suggests That Employee Turnover in U.S. Businesses Is a $1 Trillion Problem — With a Simple Fix

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A good way to start is to survey your workforce to find out what are the skills, hard and soft, they’d like to develop. Then find the experts in your own organization and ask them to teach a course. Also, lining up your company’s leaders to teach a course or two sends a powerful signal about their support of L&D efforts.