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DDI and Strivr partner to pioneer leadership development in Virtual Reality

STRIVR

Leaders will be able to build and sharpen their leadership skills like never before by immersing themselves in deeply realistic simulations, thanks to a partnership between DDI and Strivr. chief executive officer of DDI. Byham, Ph.D. The programs work by combining digital learning with realistic practice in VR.

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Chief Learning Officer’s most-watched webinars of 2023

CLO Magazine

Our most-watched webinars this year featured topics such as leadership development, coaching and organizational culture. Transformative Conversations: Steps to Organizational Change Speakers: Alan Todd , General Manager of cohort learning, Udemy Business; Mike Beer , Ph.D., Below are the 10 most-watched webinars of 2023.

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The Business Case for Leadership Development

CLO Magazine

In recent years, CLOs have faced growing headwinds when it comes to making a business case for leadership development. And the authors of an October 2016 article in Harvard Business Review referred to leadership development programs as the “great training robbery.”. Yes, Leadership Development Works.

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The Truth About Leadership Skill Gaps

CLO Magazine

That includes leadership skills. Others ebb and flow with the changes that define the increasingly complex environments in which leaders must operate. Organizations with leaders scoring higher in business management and leadership of people showed significantly greater net profit and ROA. Money Skills’ Leaders Need.

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How to Develop Leadership Competencies in Your Millennials

Avilar

What leadership competencies do Millennial managers need to develop to effectively lead our next-generation workforces? A study from leadership development firm DDI confirms that Millennials are ambitious and eager to lead if they find a company and role they value. labor force, making up more than one third of all workers.

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VR for executive-level training: 5 key areas

STRIVR

“People call leadership skills ‘soft skills,’ but they’re actually some of the hardest stuff to do. ” — Verity Creedy, Product Management Director, DDI Leaders are made, not born. But there is also a place for VR at the executive level of leadership and development (L&D).

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HR professionals: Here’s what you can do with a VR headset

STRIVR

For as much as change and uncertainty can be stressful, it also presents a unique opportunity for you to contemplate how best to position employees within their company for success. Even with the significant changes to how our world works, VR is a cornerstone of corporate learning today and a foundation for where things are headed.

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