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How to Avoid The 3 Mistakes L&D Leaders Make When Addressing Workplace Harassment

CLO Magazine

In the past two decades, more and more organizations have deployed strategies for reducing and eliminating sexual harassment in the workplace. They have spent considerable time, energy and resources to reduce sexual harassment. Any training they do is compliance based. Any training they do is compliance based.

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Delivery Dilemmas

CLO Magazine

Among the nuggets of accepted wisdom about corporate learning, these three are near the top: Compliance training is a low value but necessary task. Classroom training is going the way of the dodo. Learners hold the power in the new learning environment. Not even CLOs hold the keys (Figure 1).

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Self-Awareness: The Ladder to Leadership Success

CLO Magazine

Edmondson pointed to a lack of psychological safety as one potential problem in “Managing the Risk of Learning,” published in International Handbook of Organizational Teamwork and Cooperative Working , a scholarly journal. For the past two U.S. presidential administrations, health care has been a contentious issue.

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What Uber’s CEO Can Teach Us About Leadership

CLO Magazine

Then last month, a former engineer accused the company of permitting sexism and sexual harassment , which Uber’s CEO Travis Kalanick quickly condemned before ordering an investigation led by former U.S. Still, Kalanick’s aggressive style reminds me of some of the complex leadership issues at hand in today’s business environment.

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The values-driven leader

CLO Magazine

It’s an extreme example of an executive being held accountable for their behavior, but it also signals a growing trend in corporate leadership. It was a huge learning experience.” And when leaders don’t live up to these expectations, their jobs may be at risk. Five years ago, such conduct would barely warrant a headline.

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A Moving Landscape

CLO Magazine

“Even if there’s opportunity for some hybridization, people still, when it comes to leadership skills, tend to gravitate toward a more traditional setting,” Szpiro said. Chief Learning Officer : How is executive education being changed by technology? What’s the value of a microcredential versus an MBA?

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Learning Goes Social

CLO Magazine

New technology is empowering employees more than ever to control their own learning and development. As corporate America continues to embrace social tools for learning and development, social learning has shed its reputation as a transient industry buzzword.