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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. Toward that end, group classes or an e-learning solution to develop language skills and literacy should be considered.

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What is the future of sales enablement?

CLO Magazine

The material was taught in a traditional classroom with one instructor, out of a binder with quizzes after each section and a final assessment and role play in front of the class at the end. Fast forward to my first sales trainer role in 2007 and the approach wasn’t much different.

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Insights: Line managers and coaches have a critical role

Clive on Learning

This post continues my commentary to the Learning Insights 2012 Report produced by Kineo for e.learning age magazine. The seventh of ten 'insights' is that ‘Line managers and coaches have a critical role'. But middle managers are still the gate-keepers to learning and development.

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A New Year & A New Look to TimSlade.com

Tim Slade

I first built my website back in 2012, and since then I’ve made gradual updates and overhauls to keep it fresh and current. Personally, I have a huge passion for visual design and professional branding—they are deeply interconnected and play a huge role in how you are viewed and recognized within your industry. 2012: My First Website.

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Who Makes a Good Coaching Candidate

Training Industry

When considering on whom your organization should spend its precious executive coaching dollars (euros, yen or any other currency), there are two screening categories to apply. Remedial coaching rarely works. Make sure the individual(s) you are considering for executive coaching has each of the following.

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Career-pathing: Ladders, lattices and existential crisis

CLO Magazine

For most of the 20th century, professional development was organized and facilitated by career “ladders.” This stepwise progression clarified the path to promotion for specific roles and job families. Next up was the arrival of “lattices” in 2011-2012. Or perhaps a web or database developer? What we do is who we are.

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Professional Development as an Attraction and Recruitment Tool

Training Industry

As an employer, investing in employees’ career development can help to foster a sense of loyalty, and it can also increase the organization’s attraction to potential employees. If a software developer making $130,000 per year leaves, his or her former employer could see $65,000 to $95,000 in recruiting and training costs.

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