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Central Issues in Creating a Learning Culture
In a connected world, the ability to thrive resides in the ability to create strong connections with others.
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A Culture of Learning: Turning Values Into Actions
Creating a culture of learning begins with emphasizing the value of workforce development. Sustaining it means learner collaboration, and alignment of programs to key goals.
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Striking the Work-Learning Balance
The key to work-learning balance is figuring out how to balance formal learning experiences with actual application of new skills and knowledge.
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Prioritizing Learning Investments
With the flow of capital starting to freeze up in organizations and markets, learning leaders will need to consider the possibility of flat or decreasing budgets for the foreseeable future.
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Rocking Learning
What do Gene Simmons, aka “The Demon” in KISS, and Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, have in common?
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Hands Off: Facilitating Informal Learning
Informal learning accounts for the majority of employee development, but many organizations still struggle with how to address and measure it.
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The Emperor’s New Clothes
Say you’ve finally arrived in the C-suite as a chief learning officer or vice president. Now that you are sitting at the big table, there are a few things you may wish to avoid.











