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To improve the human condition, leaders need to create psychological safety and help employees feel connection to purpose and passion.
In today’s dynamic business environment, effective change management gives organizations a competitive edge.
The economic impact from this global health crisis remains to be seen, but it’s clear that the buying behaviors of corporate L&D functions have shifted dramatically in the past few weeks.
While industries struggle to reinvent and evolve amid a pandemic, leaders are seeking to identify threats and survival strategies.
There is no doubt that many of the changes brought on by COVID-19 will have ramifications that will alter the pre-epidemic norm for a good deal of us.
To succeed in a virtual world, skilled negotiators will need to dial up their curiosity; find ways to be more creative; and recognize when to advance positions and when to hold back.
Aligning your development efforts to the future of the business is a surefire way to shroud your budget in a cloak of safety.
The best guess is that the world of work in 2030 will be a lot like it is today. It is a safe bet that trends in motion now — gig work and automation, at least in manufacturing — will continue. But there is unlikely to be any run-away change spiral.
In modern business, change is constant. Creating a relaxed space for trainers and leaders to share information about change is critical if learners are to engage and participate in the process. One way to create such an environment is to use humor.