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Geoff Armstrong to Retire from Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development in June 2008
Geoff Armstrong has announced his intention to retire as director general of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) in June 2008, at the end of the institute’s 2007-08 financial year.
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Pivotal Resources Drives Effective Change Leadership with New Services
Pivotal Resources, a global change leadership consulting firm, has launched its new Change Leadership portfolio of services, created to address the breadth of issues that are critical to effective change and operational excellence.
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Survey: Trainers Feel Forced to Minimize Employees’ Time Off Job
Development professionals are reporting more reliance on e-learning, shorter classes and on-the-job training, according to a survey by Novations Group. Further, the 2,046 HR and training and development executives surveyed for the Boston-based global cons
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Survey: Many Workers’ Core Values at Odds with Employer’s
One-third of workers say their employer’s core values are not always consistent with their own, according to a nationwide telephone survey conducted by CO2 Partners, a Minnesota leadership development firm.
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Corporate Counseling Associates Announces Executive Coaching for Leadership Teams
Corporate Counseling Associates (CCA) has expanded its executive coaching services with a new leadership coaching program for senior management teams.
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Survey: Corporate Trainers Pressed to Limit Time Off Job
Corporate trainers are being pressed to minimize employee time off the job, and as a result, development professionals report reduced classroom hours, more training done on the job and greater reliance on e-learning.
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A Case for Online Contracted Learning: Why and How to Create a Successful Virtual Corporate-University Leadership Development Program
A long held belief in corporate America is that colleges and universities prepare employees for entry-level positions, while it is the responsibility of the corporation to provide the skills and knowledge needed to contribute to the long-term strategic ob
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Institute for Corporate Productivity Research Backs up Many Fictional Incidents in “The Office”
The managerial ineptitude that reaches epic proportions each week on NBC’s hit comedy “The Office” might be closer to reality than some think, according to researchers.











