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Case Study – Goulburn Valley Water

Ascender

A Case Study on Performance Management & Policy Management. GVW had many manual processes to manage their Human Resources functions including performance appraisals, learning and skills training.

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Current Trends in Wellness—How Does Your Program Compare?

HR Daily Advisor

Telephonic wellness coaching. Ahlrichs suggests that managers look toward the following: Culture of wellness. person coaching. You should use a proven strategic planning process to explore the business and human capital management issues of your organization. Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS).

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Creating a Coaching Ecosystem

Brandon Hall

Only 30% of employers rate coaching in their organizations as good or excellent, according to Brandon Hall Group’s study, How Can We Develop Great Coaches and Mentors. Less than half (46%) believe developing workplace coaches is important or critical to their business and talent strategies. Current State. Complexities.

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Brandon Hall Group Research, November 2021

Brandon Hall

Creating a Coaching Ecosystem (Strategy Brief). This Strategy Brief discusses how to create a coaching ecosystem to drive employee development: a coaching ecosystem coordination. But if you think about it as part of your talent strategy rather than just an extra responsibility for a manager or SME, the investment makes sense.

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Get The Most From Employee Check-In Meetings

Brandon Hall

Brandon Hall Group research shows most employers understand that managers and employees need to connect more frequently and effectively to improve performance. Regularly scheduled check-ins have the potential to be a great vehicle for coaching, feedback and career conversations. But that’s not the current case. Consequences.

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How to Help Leaders Make Critical Transitions

Brandon Hall

They have ongoing training for at least nine months and are assigned a performance coach and a career mentor. Before accepting the role, the leader was promised a coach and a mentor plus three weeks of onboarding. The new-leader two-year retention rate is 87%. Provide Ongoing Support.

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How to Help Leaders Learn

Brandon Hall

Engage Coaches and Mentors. Leaders at all levels are increasingly asked to coach their employees and be mentors or sponsors for aspiring leaders. But leaders need coaching and mentoring, too, and many organizations do not provide that. To gain access to these valuable resources, contact success@brandonhall.com.