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Edtech firms seek to help employers hold onto talent, even as labor market softens

HR Brew

A recent survey of 3,500 employees by consulting firm Gartner found just 46% are satisfied with their career growth. Oftentimes, employers are falling short of meeting employees’ career development needs, the survey found. Guild isn’t the only tech company looking to double down on upskilling and internal mobility.

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Empowering Female Talent by Promoting Career Development (i4cp login required)

i4cp

Executive sponsors also select high-potential women for external women’s leadership programs and executive coaching, says Warne. Within each of our business areas, we encourage development activities targeted at women in roles central to the success of those businesses,” adds Warne.

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Are Managers Cutting It As Coaches?

HRExecutive

In these conversations, I was struck by how often HR executives returned to the idea of helping managers adopt a “coaching mind-set” as a key component of their companies’ leadership development strategies. I had a few conversations with Tulgan in the course of writing the aforementioned HRE feature.

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How to Create an Effective Employee Training Program Using LMS

Netchex HR Blog

Avoid unnecessary training in your program, like courses that aren’t relevant to a trainee’s department. The same LinkedIn Learning report found that, since 2015, skill sets for jobs have changed by around 25%. Mix and match orientation courses with department specific material. Use an LMS to promote meaningful learning.

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If You Want to Engage Employees with Learning, Tie It to Career Growth

Linkedin Talent Blog

Employees recognize the importance of career development. However, those opportunities have to be tied to long-term skill development and career development to feel worth their while. The data echoes this trend: Companies that offer ongoing skill development to their employees are 7.2x Who doesn’t want that?”

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Performance Development: Unlock Your Team’s Potential

Linkedin Talent Blog

SHRM defines performance management as “the process of maintaining or improving employee job performance through the use of performance assessment tools, coaching, and counseling as well as providing continuous feedback.” Skills sets for jobs have changed by around 25% since 2015 — and this number is expected to grow to 65% by 2030.

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What Is Continuous Learning and How Do You Build a Culture That Embraces It?

Linkedin Talent Blog

This echoes LinkedIn data that shows skill sets have changed 25% since 2015 with that number expected to grow to 65% by 2030. Benefits of creating a culture of continuous learning There are many benefits of continuous learning for both organizational success and employee career development. Mentorship was cited as the No.