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Measuring Up the Elite

CLO Magazine

Money matters when it comes to a high-performing learning organization. Getting the budget to analyze needs, develop programs and seize opportunities shouldn’t be underestimated as a key to success. But the size of the learning budget matters less than the precision with which L&D deploys it.

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Elite Organizations Come in All Shapes and Sizes

CLO Magazine

Organizations ranging from a couple hundred to hundreds of thousands of employees are represented each year among Chief Learning Officer ’s LearningElite , the magazine’s annual list of high-performing learning organizations. Clearly, budgets are tight, and learning leaders are being asked to do more with less.

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Why Virtual Reality Is The Future Of Warehousing Training

Roundtable Learning

When it comes to warehouse training, it’s important to make new hires feel supported from the start. Putting unprepared people to work on the warehouse floor can demolish the company budget, and your existing workforce won’t appreciate it either. Prone to injury and turnover, warehouse employees aren’t afraid to cut ties.

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Why Virtual Reality Is The Future Of Warehousing Training

Roundtable Learning

When it comes to warehouse training, it’s important to make new hires feel supported from the start. Putting unprepared people to work on the warehouse floor can demolish the company budget, and your existing workforce won’t appreciate it either. Prone to injury and turnover, warehouse employees aren’t afraid to cut ties.

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Why Virtual Reality Is The Future Of Warehousing Training

Roundtable Learning

When it comes to warehouse training, it’s important to make new hires feel supported from the start. Putting unprepared people to work on the warehouse floor can demolish the company budget, and your existing workforce won’t appreciate it either. Prone to injury and turnover, warehouse employees aren’t afraid to cut ties.

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Diamonds in the Rough

CLO Magazine

According to a 2017 survey by Deloitte of more than 10,000 human resource professionals, the percentage of firms offering experiential programs to their developing leaders jumped from 47 percent in 2015 to 64 percent in 2017. Connect with coaches and mentors who will support and help guide their development.

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7 Best Practices for Maximizing the Value of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)

KZO Innovations

Sometimes called affinity groups or business networks, employee resource groups (ERGs) aim to foster inclusivity in the workplace by creating a space for employees who share a common interest or affinity to support one another and raise awareness. Influence over the ERG’s direction and activities to support members and business objectives.