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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. But for employees seeking to upskill, it’s not always obvious where to start.

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[Infographic] Create Superhero Employees with Leadership Coaching

Hppy

According to the 2015 Human Capital Trends report by Bersin for Deloitte , leadership development should be a top priority for companies. The post [Infographic] Create Superhero Employees with Leadership Coaching appeared first on Hppy. What’s worse, your company may be stuck with a high turnover rate. Get your free copy.

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Why Career Planning Matters

Everwise

In fact, a comprehensive, global survey of employees and HR leaders by Reed Consulting revealed that one of the top reasons for employee attrition is lack of opportunities for personal and career development. Lack of development is three times as influential as any other factor in an employee’s decision to leave.

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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. But providing this sort of career guidance is also part of the manager’s job.”.

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Why Career Planning Matters

Everwise

In fact, a comprehensive, global survey of employees and HR leaders by Reed Consulting revealed that one of the top reasons for employee attrition is lack of opportunities for personal and career development. Lack of development is three times as influential as any other factor in an employee’s decision to leave.

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How the HR Executive of the Year rebooted Microsoft’s culture

HRExecutive

So, in 2015, the company decided to fix all that. One of the key shifts was changing to a growth mindset, promoting learning and coaching that empowers employees. In 2015, its valuation hovered around $350 billion. Every manager goes through required training to help them model, coach and care for their teams.

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Career Growth: What It Means and Why Companies Should Invest in It

Linkedin Talent Blog

Skill sets for jobs have changed by around 25% since 2015 and this number is expected to double by 2027. Nine in 10 executives and managers say their organizations already face skill gaps or expect them to develop within the next five years. Companies that facilitate career development are 2.6x Closing skill gaps.

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