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High Performing Organizations Have Leadership Diversity – #LeadLikeAGirl

HR Bartender

Women have and continue to create, discover, and innovate new products and services for the global economy. It will take place on Tuesday, October 4, 2016 prior to the conference. The cost to attend is included your conference registration. I just had the conversation at the Association for Talent Development Conference.

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HR Trends: Back to the Future in 2016

TalentCulture

In 2016, it’s likely that traditional business practices will be further disrupted by technology. So what were some of the other developments that occurred in 2015 and how likely are they to affect 2016? What changes will the industry see in 2016? 2016: A Look to the year ahead.

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Should We Continue With Professional Development During Coronavirus?

6Q

Justifying the investment is the main argument against continuing professional development, especially when such schemes seem like a ‘nice-to-have’ during good times, not a ‘must-have’ when the economy turns. We may have to work-from-home for some time to come. These are unprecedented circumstances.

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Are You Getting a Return on Your Investment in Employee Training?

Zenefits

Many simply believe that improving employees’ skills is worth the time and money, even when it doesn’t necessarily guarantee the results they want. SMBs must weigh the benefits of training against time and money to get a return on investment, or ROI. In fact, employee training “costs” include both time and money.

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Microlearning – a Must-Have for the Future of Corporate Learning

Rallyware for Human Resources

And, companies who fail to incorporate these approaches into their development strategies will quickly fall behind those that do in the very near future. According to Deloitte’s study, 2016 Global Human Capital Trends , there are forces at work that are rapidly disrupting corporate learning. Extremely Limited Time.

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5 Things Every CEO Needs to Know About HR

HR Daily Advisor

years between 2014 and 2016, and this reduction in time-at-company shows no sign of stopping. The true goal for HR is increasing tenure realistically and ensuring that employees are happy and high-performing during their time at your company. CEOs must not expect HR to keep employees forever. years to 4.2

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Looking Ahead: Future-Proofing HR

TalentCulture

The 2016 Global Talent Trends Study from Mercer, the world’s largest HR consulting firm, underscores the need for businesses to redefine how they manage, develop, and incentivize talent to achieve growth. Inspire professional development. Make sure employees are on the same page with talent development.