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2007
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Run It Like You Own It: Learning and Leadership at Wells Fargo
When Holly Kurtz goes to learning forums, she often feels set apart from her peers.
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Closure, Layoffs and Learning: A Look at First Allmerica Financial’s Life Division
“Thank you. This is the best job I have ever had.” These are words every manager loves to hear.
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U.S. Army: Sharing Lessons from the Field
It began gradually, organically. Some young, noncommissioned officers wanted to share their experiences, talk about their jobs and learn from one another.
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Elements of Social Media Arrive on the Learning Scene
In January 1996, Elliott Masie declared himself a nanolearner. In doing so, he placed his finger on the pulse of a trend in e-learning that was just starting to take shape.
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Chrysler LLC: Metrics, Score Cards and Automobiles
It can be a challenge for any company to maintain consistency, and not just for goods and services — the people who deliver or provide them should be held to the same high standards to guarantee business success.
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Don’t Call Them Trainees
Hans Monderman is a Dutch traffic engineer who is gaining fame for what he doesn’t do
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Social Networking Meets Corporate Learning
Assume you could develop a learning program that attracts millions of learners, holds their attention for hours, impels them to contribute often and come back with their friends.
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Trend Micro: Making Learning More Modular
As with most techno- and corporate-speak, nanolearning sounds more complex than it actually is.