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How to Be a Champion for the Business Value of Career Development

Linkedin Talent Blog

Hearing these words from the GOAT (Simone is arguably the Greatest of All Time) set the stage for my own ATD workshop, How to Champion Career Development to Leaders and Stakeholders. Help attendees rally energy for their own important goal: turning more executives into superfans of the business value of career development.

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Are your HR processes damaging employee engagement?

Cezanne

Encourage development through workshops, mentorship programs, or offer financial support for accredited courses and certification. By reviewing them regularly and training your managers to apply them uniformly and fairly throughout the organisation. Final thoughts Employee engagement goes way beyond job satisfaction.

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10 Winning Employer Brand Marketing Strategies

Ongig

Job boards or job aggregators drive a significant amount of traffic to your company career site. I recently looked at traffic numbers for a Fortune 500 client from 1/1/2019 to 6/1/2019. Clearly articulate your company’s mission, vision, and values on your career page and in job descriptions.

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Retention Programs for Employees: Mastering Strategies and Insights

Empuls

When new hires are welcomed and trained effectively, they are more likely to feel engaged and committed to the company. This includes mentorship programs, detailed training sessions, and social integration activities. Employees who feel that their company is investing in their development are more likely to stay.

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Benefits of Employee Surveys: The Data-Driven Key to a Thriving Workplace

Vantage Circle

Armed with this insight, targeted retention strategies—such as career-path clarity, tailored training, or workload adjustments can significantly reduce turnover rates. Immediately, you understand exactly where your investment in training, management coaching, or improved processes should be directed.

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Cost per Hire for U.S. Companies Rises to $4,700, New Survey Shows

Engagedly

Beyond wages, there’s a lineup of hidden expenses, from job ads and recruitment fees to onboarding and training. In fact, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) reports that average cost per hire has jumped from $4,129 in 2019 to $4,700 in 2023 —a 14% increase. Hiring expenses also vary wildly by position.

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Career Site Guide: How to Create a Better Career Site

Ongig

And, in this career site guide, I’m going to show you everything you need to build an awesome career site. Afterall, wouldn’t you love your career site to be included on lists like The 15 Best Career Pages in 2019 or 14 Examples of the Best Company Career Sites (2018) ?