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Even the Leadership Playing Field
Stark differences in professional competencies, motivators and experiences may underscore why more men make it to top levels within organizations.
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How to Exercise More Influence
Even the best managers can fall into the trap of defining influence as something they do to someone else to get what they want.
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Four Ways to Assess Learning
When it comes to learning design, it’s best to assess an issue early. Defining the 
problem, checking assumptions and gathering data rapidly can avoid many 
program execution delays and mistakes.
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Being an A-list Company Pays
Learning leaders’ contributions to position their organizations as the Best Companies to Work For should not be underestimated.
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For Leaders, Improv Training Is No Laughing Matter
Improv can help leaders become more self-aware while fine tuning soft skills like listening and relationship building.
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Video Game Production Hiring on the Rise
A new study shows that jobs for video game and “gamification†production are experiencing new demand as employers aim to bolster use of the technology.
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How to Lead in a Virtual World
The way organizations train and develop employees must keep pace with the increasing number of them working away from the office.
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Power to the People: Deloitte’s Nick van Dam
By providing a career map and a variety of learning opportunities, Deloitte encourages employees to be proactive about their own development.
















