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Culture Performance Indicators: Your Key to KPI Growth

TIER1 Performance

CPIs quantify the degree to which the behaviors, symbols, and systems in an organization support a healthy and high-performing work environment. Leaders were aligned, directed resources, and acted in unison on these three areas to make meaningful impact. What are CPIs and why are they considered “culture data”?

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How to activate a trophic cascade: the important role of team learning in functional transformation

CLO Magazine

Drawing from the trophic cascade analogy and inspired by the strategy of reintroducing wolves, we presented a business case for creating and deploying a new team of six existing regional sales leaders to serve as training directors charged with driving adoption of new sales leadership behaviors. Team learning key No.

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Using Challenges to Drive Employee Performance

Gameffective

On top of that, we want to guide our workforce towards the right activities and behaviors (or learning activities) which will help them be more efficient and effective in their work. Targets that are easy to understand and can guide employees towards the habits, behaviors, and learning they need to excel at work.

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Gamification is the cherry, not the cake!

LearnUpon

Now let’s map this type of behavior to eLearning. In order for these motivations to work in unison, the quality of both has to be high. Jerome however, is motivated to play squash because it gives him the opportunity to network with business colleagues and build relationships. This is an extrinsic motivation. Content is king.

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Allison Rosset Guest Post: Evaluation—Words Into Action?

The Learning Circuits

When workplace learning and performance (WLP) professionals are asked about the four levels of evaluation, in the USA and beyond, they respond in unison: “Level 1 is reaction, 2 is knowledge; 3 is behavior in the workplace; and Level 4 is results.” But knowing is not doing, not even close. That data was collected five years ago.

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A Leadership Makeover at Ingersoll Rand

CLO Magazine

The competencies drive and align behaviors to create a high-performance culture. They allow us to march forward in unison to achieve more than we possibly could independently and together to arrive at premier performance.” Each competency corresponds to one of the five pillars. ” Mason agreed.

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47 books sales teams should have on their shelves

TalentLMS

Among other things, Whistman helps the readers realize the importance of a manager that orchestrates a plan seamlessly, and a team that performs in unison. It helps you better understand people, predict their behavior, and act accordingly. It employs psychology, neuroscience, and behavioral economics to improve your strategy.

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