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The U.S. and China can learn from each other
Our countries have much to learn about learning from each other, while honoring our different cultures, governments, privacy expectations and learning traditions.
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Training for an unnatural disaster
Despite the success of our active shooter drill, I still carry with me an apprehension that I’m not safe at work.
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Talk management, not measurement
David Vance, executive director of the Center for Talent Reporting, says we need to change the conversation around funding measurement.
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Diversity and leadership development go hand in hand
Organizations looking at changing and improving leadership development should be including diverse individuals in the process and developing leaders who are consciously inclusive.
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What should be the employer’s role in tackling student loan debt?
Some companies, in partnership with universities, four-year and two-year colleges, and trade schools, are taking a different role to help their employees pay off student loan debts.
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Student debt is an impediment to lifelong learning
Employees are clamoring for help with student debt, but just 4 percent of companies currently offer student loan assistance.
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Standing still is no longer an option
With new emerging design methodologies, technologies and learners, workflow learning is the brave new frontier.
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One generation's learner is the next generation's teacher
There is value in reflecting on the people and experiences that have shaped and informed our approach to our vocation.


















