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8 reasons to focus on furthering employees’ education

HR Morning

But, according to Jenny Burrows of Training magazine , it’s a terrific investment for employers that can help spur company growth. Instead of finding and hiring new talent, train and educate your current employees. Higher education will help workers sharpen their researching, writing and analyzing skills.

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What is DEI Training?

Semos Cloud

Category All, Best Practices What is DEI Training? DEI training supports inclusive workspaces and organizational culture. In this blog post, we’ll define what DEI training is and assess what kinds there are to equip you with the info you need to know to decide what kind is right for your organization. What is DEI Training?

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Total Employee Engagement and Training & Development

Kazoo

“ The research data we’ve compiled on characteristics for some of the most highly engaged organizations shows one of the most important factors in a highly engaged company is the strength of its learning programs ,” Josh Bersin, CLO Magazine. In many instances, employees don’t even know the training courses exist.

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How to create a continuous learning culture in your workplace

Insperity

You don’t earn a degree or a certification, or complete a course, and then you magically know everything and you’re done learning forever. Education, training and certification requirements change. Of course, people don’t remain static either. Of course, people don’t remain static either. New technologies are introduced.

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Ashley KZ Showell Of Forwardwithfun: “Reduce screen time”

Thrive Global

Reduce screen time. However, there is a thing as too much screen time. More and more studies are showing that too much screen time in younger children can lower their attention spans and limit engagement with the outside world. I’m not judging you for having the TV on. My kids watch TV every morning…and then some.

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The high cost of a bad hire – and how to avoid it

Insperity

Consider these results of a 2017 CareerBuilder survey : The average cost of one bad hire is nearly $15,000, factoring in the recruiting, interviewing and selection process; training; and salary. Lost time spent on recruiting and training. Screening resumes. Conducting interviews and background checks. Posting ads.

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“Each step has a criteria for success.” With Mitch Russo & Rick Cottrell

Thrive Global

Of course, one of the key traits of owning and running a business is bringing in new clients so I quickly learned to heighten my sales knowledge and selling expertise. We developed the business off of consumer engagement research that we did in the early 90’s. The research was focused toward the auto industry.