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Operationalizing Communities of Practice
An aging workforce is becoming the hard-felt reality not only in the United States, but also in Europe and Japan.
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Social Networking Meets Corporate Learning
Assume you could develop a learning program that attracts millions of learners, holds their attention for hours, impels them to contribute often and come back with their friends.
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Survey: Coaching Contributes Little to Job Satisfaction, Performance
A majority of mid-level employees are dissatisfied with the results of coaching by managers, according to a survey by BlessingWhite.
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CLO Learning Philosophies: Then and Now
Next month, Chief Learning Officer magazine will mark its fifth anniversary.
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Organ Procurement Operators Benefit from Sponsored Learning Portal
Sharing best practices in the learning space is as common — and can be as beneficial to participants — as blood in veins.
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China Phobia: Taming the Training Dragon
The fear is that China, armed with 1.3 billion people and a fistful of American dollars in its treasury, like Russia in the ’50s, is beating us at our own game.
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Embarking on a Learning Journey
Times can be tough when a chief executive officer leaves a company, no matter the circumstances — people usually dislike change, and the fear of the unknown abounds.
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Black & Decker: On-Demand Learning Creation and Consumption
There are two qualities that make for successful on-demand development programs: speed and accessibility.










