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The many faces of retention
In some ways, quiet quitting can be even more insidious than out-and-out resigning, especially when it comes to early career women and women returning to the workforce.
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Growing leaders that last — the 5 core competencies for effective leadership
A great leader can transform an underperforming team into one that punches above its weight.
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Is one-minute management still relevant in 2022?
Can today’s overwhelmed managers be effective leaders with management theories from 40 years ago?
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Get more standing ovations with learner-optimized design and delivery
Just like there are common themes in theatre that unite us — such as familial love or the relentless pursuit of a better future — there are also elements of instructional design and delivery that speak directly to learners.
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The ROI for manager training: Why it’s your best defense against the great resignation
Training can turn your managers into your best asset for creating a positive workplace culture, one that not only keeps your best people but draws in the next generation of top performers.
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Lessons learned from the Great Resignation: 3 ways L&D teams can help companies hang on to employees
What lessons can we say we’ve learned from the Great Resignation?
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There’s no such thing as ‘unskilled labor’ in 2022
If you want to close the skill gap, then you must first address a long-standing problem: Workplace learning is unfair.
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Why companies need to retrain to retain staff amidst the great reshuffle
When it comes to rapidly changing industries, professional development isn’t just a nice way to attract and retain talent, it’s a necessity.