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The Great Generational Shift: How Employers and Managers Can Prepare

Everwise

The successful organization will have as many different career paths as it has people. Flexible work conditions, learning/knowledge management, pay-for-performance, and coaching-style leadership will be the keys to being an “employer of choice” for in-demand talent.

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Give Your New Managers the Tools to Succeed

HR Bartender

Managers who are focused on their one job can participate in that super-secret special project that will get the attention of senior management. They can do cool stuff that will enhance their skills and knowledge. Managers who focus on finding and training their replacement aren’t dispensable. They’re promotable.

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Get Ready For the Brain Drain [infographic] – Friday Distraction

HR Bartender

That’s why we have to think knowledge management (KM). Knowledge management isn’t just for large organizations. And they will want that knowledge. I really liked the sample forms in the book that offer ways to list knowledge sources and confirm knowledge transfer. The result? Baby Boomer Brain Drain!

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To improve EX and agility, many HR teams are restructuring

HRExecutive

1 driver [of restructuring] was to improve [internal] customer satisfaction across all levels,” she says. Other drivers were the speed with which HR can service customers and the agility in leveraging the capabilities of artificial intelligence.”

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Help Employees Do Their Best Every Day

HR Bartender

Team learning focuses on having a knowledge management structure. Shared vision allows employees to understand and buy-into the organizational vision. Mental models permit the organization to promote open dialogue. Personal mastery emphasizes individual commitment to learning.

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Top 4 Ways to Engage Employees in Your Mentoring Program

ATD Human Capital

At many organizations, “mentoring” is synonymous with career development. The goal of these programs is to help employees advance in their careers and learn the soft skills that will help them—and their organization—succeed. 1: Choose Mentors Based on the Core Goals of the Program.

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Coming Out Day 2020: Creating Safe, Supportive Workplaces for the LGBTQ+ Community

Workday

Many do not have the privilege to come out in their workplace without facing discrimination, lack of social acceptance, or limitations in career development and growth. This lack of social acceptance within the workplace is very prevalent. Bringing Employees Together.

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