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Revolutionizing upskilling through AI coaching technology

CLO Magazine

Sabrina is spearheading a mentoring program at Encompass to help with skills advancement, and there is an undeniable demand for it. Employees have voluntarily come forward as both mentors and mentees for the program, indicating a clear recognition at Encompass and many other organizations that technical expertise alone is no longer enough.

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How to select candidates for executive coaching in your company

CLO Magazine

With the demand for executive coaching skyrocketing in many companies and organizations, what’s the best way to prioritize your company’s selection of individuals to receive coaching, especially when talent development and training budgets are tight — even more than usual as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic?

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A CLO at 50

CLO Magazine

Chief learning officer moniker aside, in simplest terms, I consider my role that of teacher and coach. So, as someone who is now officially wise, I’m left to think about my own learning as I enter this new decade as a CLO. This pattern continues with new approaches such as microlearning, machine learning and the like.

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Coaching Apps: What’s Available Now?

CLO Magazine

The AI coaching niche is still a small part of the HR tech world, but there are a number of promising young companies on the scene. This AI-powered coaching app features a self-learning bot that uses anonymous employee surveys targeting specific leadership attributes to deliver custom tips and learning content directly to managers.

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Your leaders’ brains were not made for this moment

CLO Magazine

Mental health counseling is fully covered by the company’s employee assistance program, and there are a variety of resources available on campus, such as daytime yoga classes, onsite massages and paid time off. The good news is that it has the ability to change and meet this moment — we are not confined to our learned and acquired patterns.

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Smart watches for … learning?

CLO Magazine

Smart watches are moving beyond e-health to integrate workflow performance, group collaboration and behavioral coaching. Our watches could indicate which people in the workplace have the knowledge we need to answer a question, including if they are close to our location or available for a digital coaching moment.

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CLO Competencies: The Path for Future Learning Leaders

CLO Magazine

They agreed that the future CLO should have experience in: strategic management, general management, knowledge management, leadership skills, and learning methods and concepts. This includes both external (company products and services) and internal (projects, campaigns, programs) sales and marketing activities. Strategic Management.

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