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‘Lean In’ Revisited
For men, more success equals more likability. For women, more success equals less likability, by both men and women.
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Report Claims Skills Shortage Costs Ontario Billions
The Canadian province is losing as much as $24.3 billion annually in economic activity because employers cannot find people with needed skills, a new survey shows.
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Innovation Requires Stopping
Putting an end to programs could start a new wave of business success. How stopping breaks the ritual nature of learning programs.
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How to Get Line Leaders Involved With Learning
By engaging line managers and empowering them to become responsible for learning, companies can substantially increase transfer and impact.
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New York Life: Ensuring Permanence and Legacy
New York Life Insurance Co.’s Michael Molinaro instills a sense of leadership in younger employees while maintaining the organization’s 168-year heritage.
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In a World of Info Overflow, Embrace Lean Learning
Companies should tighten their learning efforts as much as possible to meet individual need and information overload.
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Move to Resources, Not Courses
A one-size-fits-all approach is archaic in this new world. Shift the focus from tracking what people have completed to what they can do.