Wal-Mart Jumps Firmly Onto the Employee Education Investment Bandwagon

A business strategy shapes an organization and outlines the goals, methods and learning the business needs to embody in order to see a transformation in their management and development for the future.

Wal-Mart Jumps Firmly Onto the Employee Education Investment Bandwagon

The retailer is building out its lifelong learning efforts and helping employees to get their high school diplomas.

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When Learning Meets the Business, Success and Revenue Follow

At Ericsson, Kuntal McElroy emphasizes the need to understand the business to achieve meaningful results through learning

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Help Veterans Translate Military Competencies into Private Sector Skills

Veterans prepared to enlist in the workforce are getting CLOs’ attention.

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Missing Learning Development Link: Government

All columnists should take their own advice regularly, if for no other reason than to show some empathy for their readers. In past columns, I’ve posited ideas for how business […]

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Two Key Players Create Value from Competency-Based Learning

Business and higher education need to collaborate in order for competency-based learning to bring value.

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Companies Should Invest in Employees’ Higher Education

What if an organization could prove that tuition reimbursement would yield more than 100 percent of a company’s investment?

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3 Ways to Navigate the Politics of Change

Change management skills are often overlooked, but they can be learned.

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The Performance Paradigm: An Alternative Approach to Learning

Driving learning and development strategy within a performance paradigm improves learning impact.

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