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Leaders need to address bad employee behavior

KnowledgeCity

Corporate leaders and managers have plenty to focus on, but negative workplace behavioral issues may be the most critical issue to address. Successfully navigating this challenge means giving leaders the support, training, and guidance they need. Disruptive behavior can negatively affect and disengage employees.

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LSCon Day 3 recap: Free recourses, performance support, Quinn and Cathy Davidson

Challenge to Learn

Practical principles for developing an effective performance solution. Though their solution is limited to performance support (as in online help with applications) they had some interesting notices. Performance support requires a different mindset than learning. They call it train, transfer and sustain.

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JULIE DIRKSEN – CRYSTAL BALLING WITH LEARNNOVATORS

Learnnovators

Her focus has been on utilizing the disciplines of educational psychology, instructional design, and behavioral science to promote and support the improvement of peoples’ lives through sustainable long-term learning and behavioral change. The focus is on learning how to solve problems on the go. She holds an M.S.

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How to Manage Problem Employees

CLO Magazine

We’ve yet to meet a leader who is confused by the term “problem employee.” But too often, problem employees remain in organizations, doing damage to both their work groups and their direct manager’s career. Understanding the Problem. In the end, we identified 11 distinct “problem” types.

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When is Microlearning the Right Solution?

Upside Learning

So, there are two definitions of microlearning: performance support and spaced learning. Computers, for example, can perform rote routines flawlessly, and deal with large and arbitrary amounts of information. We also have trouble remembering the exact details of something we perform several times a day and confuse them.

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New Maxims for Healthy High Performance

TIER1 Performance

This article originally appeared in The Healthy, High-Performing Cultures Issue of Performance Matters Magazine. Whether we realize it or not, maxims—those pithy statements we learn along our leadership journey—can shape our behaviors. To request a print or digital copy of the magazine, click here.

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Adaptive Change: The Realization That What Got Us Here Won’t Get Us There

TIER1 Performance

As a high performer, Alex was continually rewarded, validated, and recognized for their exceptional work and ultimately was promoted from individual contributor to people manager. Alex was in a Problem-Reacting cycle. As Alex shifted away from a Problem-Reacting mindset, they entered what we call an Outcome-Creating or virtuous cycle.

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