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Meet the CLO Board: Tamar Elkeles

CLO Magazine

She is the former vice president of Qualcomm Learning Center, and was named CLO of the year in 2010. CLO: How did you first become interested in learning and development? With little kids, you’re using food, potentially, as a reinforcer, or a toy. CLO: How do you enjoy spending your time outside of work?

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Booming tech sends L&D back to basics

CLO Magazine

As learning cultures embrace new technology, learning professionals must think globally about end-to-end talent development solutions. Advancing technology often results in falling prey to “shiny new toy” syndrome. We play with this toy and then it sits in the proverbial closet.

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Want to attract new talent? Here are three strategies to get more Gen Z resumes in your inbox

CLO Magazine

They were sponges in a world of entertainment and business leaders had the key to manipulate their senses and keep this generation intrigued with extravagant toys and technology. They wanted something more –– and it had nothing to do with the pop culture ideology of their millennial siblings. The post Want to attract new talent?

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Social Learning: An Ongoing Experiment

CLO Magazine

In a famous series of experiments to demonstrate his theory, Bandura studied children’s behavior after they watched a human adult model act aggressively toward a Bobo doll — a toy with a rounded bottom that returns to an upright position after it has been knocked down. All percentages rounded.

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Training at the North Pole Bringing Santas Workshop Into the 21st Century

Training Industry

From the CLO of the North Pole It’s the day after Christmas, and every year on this day, I do two things: I sleep in, and I reflect on the past year. Like any CLO, it’s important for me to examine what went well, what didn’t go well and what my training organization should do to support our business better next year.

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Where have all the women gone? Finding equilibrium between board room and romper room

CLO Magazine

It may seem like the most obvious issue, but we have to address the stuffed toy elephant in the room: Dependent care challenges throughout the pandemic have been tough for families— especially given the swiftness and suddenness with which schools and child care facilities closed in 2020 only to reopen with varying capacity and health restrictions.

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Developing a real strategy for on-the-job learning

CLO Magazine

Based on our experience, metrics around this type of learning become a leading indicator of strategy execution, culture and engagement. Learning people tend to be smart, bookish types; we like models, ideas and “shiny new toys.” Within the culture and operating realities of Goldman Sachs, “learning” may not be vital, but clients are!

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