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The State of Learning
Learning in today’s companies is much like teaching someone to ride a bike. At the end of the day, the question isn’t what resources you provided but rather whether they can perform the task at hand.
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Leading By Example
Learning leaders should maintain a reasonable balance between life and work and relay that message to all developing employees to reduce potential for tired, over-stretched workers.
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Nurturing Leaders From Within
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Chief Learning Officer Larry Mohl used his background in engineering and team development to create a learning culture that can heal the sick and aid leadership growth.
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Send Your Trainers to Asia
A stint in Shanghai, Singapore or Hong Kong can increase trainer skills with cultural awareness and emotional sensitivity.
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Give the People What They Want … More Development
Although job satisfaction remains low, many employees remain unlikely to seek a new job and are looking for internal career development opportunities instead.
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The Learning-Succession Connection
Succession planning is all about ensuring organizational continuity, and no one is better suited to develop the pipeline of leaders who will keep the doors open and the coffers full than the chief learning officer.
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Time Management Training: A Waste of Time
Even the best efforts to teach employees how to manage their time are likely to be swallowed up by that formidable foe of productivity: the e-mail inbox.
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Special Report: Leadership Development 2011
Advice For Getting Started With Leadership Development Daniel Margolis Industry leaders offer advice to learning professionals or teams just getting started with leadership development. How Do You Develop Leaders? Daniel […]


















