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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.
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Chief Learning Officer Symposium Homes in on Delivering Development in the New World of Work
Chicago, Jan. 25, 2013 — Hundreds of chief learning officers, corporate executives and talent development experts from around the world will convene March 18-20 in Austin, Texas, at Chief Learning Officer magazine’s Spring 2013 CLO Symposium.
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Interpersonal Skills Drive Customer Experience
The emotional aspect of customer service is most critical, according to a new survey, as one in three respondents preferred being treated well over having their issues immediately resolved.
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Volk Appointed New CEO of Lumesse
Thomas Volk, an enterprise technology executive, started his career with HP before moving to the U.S., where he spent more than five years in a variety of global sales and marketing roles.
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Six Traits Agile Leaders Must Have
These qualities can increase a leader’s ability to meet the ever-increasing demands of today’s business environment.