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Hiring and Development, Down to a T
The T-shaped worker’s skills and knowledge are both deep and broad.
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New Leadership Tactic: Learn from Your Junior Staff
Younger employees know more than the latest music hits and sports scores. Follow their lead to learn tactical skills and develop a big-picture mindset.
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Millennial in Training
Today’s young workers are ready to manage and lead in today’s workplace, argues authors Michael Watkins and PJ Neal.
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Creating an Innovation Fitness Plan
Employees often lack the creative confidence to be innovative. Given time and opportunity to practice five behaviors, that can change.
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Slow Down — You’ll Start to Move Fast
Being more strategic can actually save time in the long run.
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The Future of the Learning Function
These days a CLO’s best bet to ensure the learning function remains relevant today and tomorrow is to assume the role of development architect — not learning provider — and to shake up design and delivery to put learning in employees’ hands.
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The Power of Motivation
What are you doing to increase your employees’ psychological capital?
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Cross Cultural Communication
Knowing multiple languages doesn't mean you successfully collaborate across borders. Cross-cultural communication requires mutual respect and cultural awareness.
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“Fight or Flight” is Not a Stress Management Method
The common term for how we handle stress doesn’t apply to the office setting, but that doesn’t mean managers shouldn’t help employees find better ways.
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Relight That Work Fire
Organizations with low engagement must show the best is yet to come.