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There’s a CLO in all of us

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Nurturing customer centricity The idea behind thinking like a CLO is derived from the importance of fully understanding what the customer wants. For the longest time, this has been done through a learning needs analysis which explores organizational and individual goals and workplace challenges as well as competency gaps.

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It’s time to update your evaluation strategy

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The challenge is to make sure that this analysis is credible and conservative. In an ideal setting, the ROI forecast will be less than the actual ROI in a follow-up evaluation. The journey to business results involves the entire team and not just those involved in measurement and evaluation.

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No Status Quo for the CLO

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Mike Prokopeak is vice president and editor in chief at Chief Learning Officer magazine. There’s no playbook for becoming a CLO, and if there’s one simple fact that shines through from the hundreds of formal interviews and countless more conversations I’ve had with learning leaders, that’s it. There is no status quo for the CLO.

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Leveraging coaching for future leaders

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For example, as a CLO, you may be responsible for identifying and developing leaders to ensure a talent bench is ready now or in the future to meet a business need. The CLO and learning and development team are instrumental in setting expectations and establishing role clarity before, during and after the learning.

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Brenda Sugrue Is the 2018 CLO of the Year

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In her first few months as EY’s CLO, Sugrue presented her vision for learning at the company: to increase the alignment, effectiveness and brand of learning at EY. Sugrue said this analysis showed that learners want more opportunities to practice and reflect, the activities that are proven to have the greatest impact on learning.

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Showing the ROI of key programs on a budget

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At the same time, you don’t necessarily have the resources to devote to a comprehensive evaluation. 2: Build in data collection and analysis. When designing for success, the developers must create tools to capture the data and even shift some of the responsibility for analysis to different groups, including the participants.

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The power skills revolution: Unleashing the potential of new workplace competencies

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The emergence of the power skills revolution has brought forth a paradigm shift in how organizations evaluate and develop their workforce. Critical thinking and problem-solving: A meta-analysis by Ku et al. These skills involve gathering and evaluating evidence, making informed decisions and thinking outside the box.

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