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Investing in Education: Lessons from IPOs
The move from private to public can be a scary one for an organization’s workforce. Targeted investments in education can ease the transition and ensure the workforce has the knowledge it requires to perform to new expectations, rules and standards in the
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Study: Career Development Programs Fail to Help Employees
Corporate career development programs fail to meet the needs of more employees than they actually benefit, according a new study.
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Study: Half of Managers Have Gotten Coaching
A new study suggests as many as half of managers have received some sort of coaching in the workplace in recent years.
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Second Edition of “Co-Active Coaching” Provides Tips For Improving Collaborative Coaching
Westport, Conn. — Jan. 16The demand for coaches has helped more than double membership in the International Coach Federation in the last five years, according to a recent article in […]
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Korn/Ferry Adds LeaderSource to Strengthen Leadership Offerings
Los Angeles — Jan. 10Korn/Ferry International, a global provider of talent management solutions, has acquired LeaderSource LLC, a leadership development, executive coaching and team effectiveness consultancy based in Minneapolis. The […]
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White Paper Links Executives’ Innovation Styles to Competitive Superiority
The Perth Leadership Institute, a provider of business acumen assessment and development programs, has announced the availability of its white paper into the innovation styles of executives.
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Survey: Majority of Employees Don’t Seek Advice from Boss
A little more than 10 percent of employees say they ask their supervisor for advice on workplace issues, according to an Internet survey of 3,447 individuals by CO2 Partners, a Minnesota-based firm that focuses on leadership development and executive coac
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Learning a Key Piece in Talent Management Process
CLOs in all industries know intuitively that learning and development is a key piece of the talent management process. It’s not quite as simple to convince other senior members of an organization’s leadership team. Take HR, for instance. Ideally, the HR d











