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How to Redesign Learning for the Modern World of Work
To properly equip talent for today’s business challenges, leaders are going to have to redesign learning for their organizations.
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Introducing ‘Talent10x,’ An Event for Founders, CEOs, Execs on How to Build Great Companies
The debut event series from the editors of Talent Economy will help high-growth firms navigate the myriad challenges that come with building and scaling a great company to go along with great products or services.
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Talent10x: What Goes Into a Company Re-Brand?
Frank Kalman and Rick Bell welcome Nexxt SVP of Marketing Joe Weinlick to talk about the talent implications of the company’s recent re-brand and other topics on this week’s episode of Talent10x.
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How Often Firms Should Send Employee Surveys Comes Down to Asking 3 Questions
When administered correctly, employee surveys can uncover valuable pieces of information. Here’s how executives can decide how frequently to send them.
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There are 30 Million ‘Good Jobs’ in U.S. That Don’t Require College Degree
A new report from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce shows that there are plenty of jobs paying above $35,000 annually that don’t require a college degree.
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3 Disruptive Ways Generation Z Will Transform the Workplace
Generation Z promises to bring even more unique traits to the modern workforce. Here’s what executives can expect of the next emerging generation at work.
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Report: Colleges Rein in Cost of Tuition By Cutting Prices, Offering Discounts
Labor Department figures show U.S. college tuition is growing at the slowest pace in decades, following a nearly 400 percent rise over the past 30 years.
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Talent Economy Week in Review: July 17-21, 2017
The top TE stories from this week. Plus, today’s Talent Docket of top talent stories from around the web.













