Imagine you provide employees with a great seminar on essential leadership techniques. Even if everyone loved it, the sad fact is that no matter what you say, no matter how well you say it, research proves that 90 percent of the content will be forgotten
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Have you ever encountered disconnects with learners from other cultures? To illustrate this challenge, let's look at an example.
Whether it’s flexible hours, a variety of tasks or development opportunities, we all have that “in a perfect world…” vision of our ideal work schedule. A schedule that would allow us to spend more time on the tasks that we enjoy and less on boring...
Around the United States, employees in HR departments often find themselves providing educational seminars about a variety of workplace provisions and regulations. Compliance training seeks to inspire employee adherence to Equal Employment Opportunity...
A recent study from LinkedIn shows that millennials will have four jobs in their first decade in the workforce. At the same time, 10,000 baby boomers reach retirement age each day.
A decade ago, “upward mobility” was the name of the game in career advancement. Employees who performed well and demonstrated potential strived for a promotion, climbing the corporate ladder to a more prestigious title and higher pay.
Realizing that people see things through unique lenses that make the world appear different to each of us is crucial in navigating’s today’s world.
Theorists and practitioners typically use "purpose" to refer either to a company's mission or to the people a company employs. When referring to a company's mission, we talk about the "purpose-driven organization."
Companies with mentoring programs report higher employee satisfaction, increased loyalty and lower turnover. Mentees and mentors perform better, earning more promotions and salary increases over time.
"Ours is the most diverse workforce in the history of mankind." "Our workforce speaks 18 different languages." "To have four - sometimes five - generations working together side-by-side is truly unprecedented."