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Make Training More Impactful With Peer-Based Learning

HR Bartender

I know this will sound really weird coming from someone who designs and delivers training for a living but, all learning opportunities do not have to be training. In fact, training can have a greater impact when it’s delivered in concert with other learning opportunities. So peer-based learning was very popular.

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HR, It's Time to Improve Your Employee Retention Strategy

Cornerstone On Demand

The number of people changing jobs has increased dramatically over the last few years, sneaking past pre-recession levels of more than 3 million “quits" as of December 2016. Cornerstone's Career Trends Report found that nearly two-thirds of high-performing organizations invest in coaching to accelerate employee growth.

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The Company’s Bottom Line is Directly Related To the Quality of Their Management

HR Bartender

If the top doesn’t develop new leaders, then what? Instead, give managers training and the tools they need to be successful. Hopefully, your organization is convinced that leaders are worth developing and the return-on-investment is definitely there. There’s another piece to management and leadership development.

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Thinking of Changing Performance Reviews? Focus on These Core Components

Lighthouse

brought recognition and strengths-based coaching to bear. In a recent training session with a set of HR executives, I asked them how many actually had insight into the skills their organization has on hand. Career development is a critical part of the larger talent conversation. eliminated use of a forced ranking system.

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What's the Most Challenging and Exciting Career Development Opportunity You've Experienced?

The Bamboo Project Blog

Career Development. In successful organizations career development is a responsibility shared between the organization and its employees. Career coaching, training and opportunities for advancement demonstrate the organization's value for career development. What was it?

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Everything You Need to Know About Reskilling (Including Some Surprising Stats)

Lighthouse

This combination of factors is a primary reason we have seen career development emerge as the number one reason employees stay with a company. Our research around this was fascinating, as 70% of the employees/learners we surveyed said they had left a job because of a lack of career development.

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Bookmark This! Change Management Edition

HR Bartender

After the event, she sent us a link to her online training courses on Lynda.com (a LinkedIn company) including Organizational Learning & Development and Leading Change. The good news is there are tools to help us, whether it’s an article, online class, or finding a coach to discuss what’s happening. Great speaker!