It seems that an employee’s level of engagement has more implications than learning leaders might expect, according to new research.
At a time when leadership is under heightened scrutiny as people reel from the missteps of leaders across the globe, a positive reputation for solid leadership is increasingly important to economic health.
As the Obama administration shines a light on the training and skills workers will need for the jobs of tomorrow, a new report shows that U.S. employers continue to struggle with an ill-prepared workforce, finding new hires lack crucial basic and applied skills. For the most part, employer-sponsored readiness training is not successfully correcting these…
When business is booming and the future looks bright, most learning executives have no trouble focusing on — and investing in — initiatives around seemingly softer issues such as engagement.
Corporate salary budget increases have dropped to historic lows, according to the WorldatWork 36th Annual Salary Budget Survey. At 2.2 percent, the 2009 increase is the smallest in the survey’s history and 1.7 percentage points below the 3.9 percent that had been projected in the previous year’s report. The WorldatWork survey, the largest of its…
Bank of America’s philosophy of talent management and development is driven by seven guiding principles that create a mindset that is pervasive across the bank’s executive ranks
Today’s leaders operate in the midst of profound worldwide realignment and must understand and appreciate cultural diversity and its impacts on learning.
People in the learning community often talk about the importance of understanding the businesses their companies are in, but what about when an executive from the business side transitions to a learning role?
When aligned with talent management, CLOs have a broad lens to frame development initiatives and develop top talent for the future, and to accelerate recovery and future business growth in the process.


