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Short-Term Assignments: Training on the Fly
One of the many challenges for learning executives in multinational organizations is to bring contract employees up to speed quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively.
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Don’t Spend More When Top Quality Is Available for Less
When looking at suppliers for your learning and development department’s equipment and service needs, the possibilities are limited only by your understanding of how procurement should work.
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Unlocking Potential Through Workplace Champions
In today’s global, interconnected world, the ability to forge strong relationships is key.
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Talent Market in Russia Represents Rich Investment Opportunity
The Russian talent market is much like that in the U.S., but has its own idiosyncrasies as well.
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Environment’s Role in High Performance
To achieve sustainable high performance, it’s not enough to bring in the right talent. CLOs must take a holistic look at the workplace environment to create results that last.
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Outsourcing Increase in 2010?
Whether companies are doing it or not, examining the outsourcing of training can provide a vital snapshot of where corporate learning and development are today.
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Disengaged Employees Less Concerned About Job Security in Recession
It seems that an employee’s level of engagement has more implications than learning leaders might expect, according to new research.
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Birth of a Salesman: What CLOs Can Learn From Sales
To expand their influence in the organization, learning practitioners can take a page from the masters of getting a foot in the door: salespeople.