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Grow multicultural leaders with coaching, not just business English

CLO Magazine

As workforces continue to grow more diverse, human resources and learning and development teams have embraced language training programs, such as Business English and ESL, for multicultural employees. The following scenario is based on an actual coaching engagement. Conflicting working styles across diverse teams. Sameer’s Story.

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Pick of the Month: July 2012

Jane Hart

Chronicle article explains the business model , reviewed the Coursera approach: “I am certainly not a business person and the people starting this all seem like smart cookies to me. Let’s stop pretending that what you’re collecting with your LMS has a lot to show in terms of learning analytics, ROI, or business intelligence.

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The State of Sales Training in 2012: Top Trends and Takeaways

Mindflash

A look at 2012 and beyond will follow in Part 2.). We saw some strategic acquisitions: Mercuri International acquired the business simulation company, Celemi. We found larger sales training companies going broader in solution scope, adding capabilities in many areas, such as ROI, business acumen, talent management and more.

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What Does the Training Department Do When Training Doesn’t Work?

Performance Learning Productivity

Training Industry estimates the 2012 figures for the training market at $131billion in the USA and $160billion for the rest of the world – a global total of $291billion. In the ROI world the perfect solution consists of a identifying a clear causal chain linking and isolating training input with ‘hard numbers’ of output.

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Career-pathing: Ladders, lattices and existential crisis

CLO Magazine

Next up was the arrival of “lattices” in 2011-2012. Seems kind of extreme, but it’s hard not to hear kindred voices inside today’s organizations questioning the value (and meaning) of corporate, team and personal success as measured by traditional criteria — i.e., stock price, ROI, compensation or promotion. What we do is who we are.

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Employee engagement: why it’s important and how L&D can help

CrossKnowledge

As the “great resignation” hits workplaces worldwide, businesses are looking for ways to keep their employees happy and loyal. Employees need proper training in their roles to feel they are in a position to contribute to business outcomes. A successful business has an employee-centric culture, and it values its people and their work.

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Thinking Beyond a Seat at the Table

CLO Magazine

It’s reserved for individuals in key functional roles that add business value. CLOs have earned a seat because more learning leaders are adding and measuring business value. Twenty-two percent are using ROI for the same goal. Twenty-two percent are using ROI for the same goal. Measure and monitor cultural evolution.

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