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Resolving Issues with Dignity: Q&A With Donna Hicks

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Donna Hicks has 25 years of international conflict resolution experience under her belt and uses her expertise to improve workplace culture within companies. CLO: You make a clear distinction between dignity and respect. CLO: What’s your advice to CLOs? CLO: Can you provide examples of systemic indignities?

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4 Steps to Retain Top Talent

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Workplace morale and productivity : Company culture and high turnover rates are deeply intertwined. Providing continual feedback throughout the year, culminating in an annual performance review, is a low-cost way for employers to help retain the best talent. Maintain employee engagement.

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Attract young generations to government work with skills development

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Each program is designed to be low-cost, simple to implement and relatively simple to manage. Building a coaching culture also met the needs of the young employees, and the word of mouth helped attract more young employees. The message is that our work is meaningful, and you will grow your skills while making a difference.

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The 50:50 learning model

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According to our research, there are a variety of low-cost (or even free) and out-of-box training initiatives that startups can take advantage of and provide for their employees. These traits were closely connected to the learning habits and attitudes expected in a startup culture: •Attitude to self-learn, be self-driven.

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The Future of the Corporate University

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Daniel Gandarilla, vice president and CLO at Texas Health Resources University, said the corporate university is not dead — it’s being redefined. Senior Vice President and CLO at Northwell Health Kathleen Gallo said the term is outdated. “The two most important things in a business are its people and its culture.

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Diamonds in the Rough

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Acquire skills working across cultures and within groups with diverse ways of thinking. This simple approach is a low-cost way to leverage ERGs to train upcoming sponsors while providing the company’s ERGs with a role they need. The post Diamonds in the Rough appeared first on Chief Learning Officer - CLO Media.

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Join the Club ? the Book Club, That Is

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This means a program can be created for an entire company to foster a shared language around the organizational culture. The result is a low-cost learning initiative that staff appreciate, which helps get people on the same page — no pun intended — with a culture of continuous learning and improvement.

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