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What workers want: An L&D study of European employees

Docebo

Some of the most interesting findings surround the differences between the countries we surveyed. Germany: German workers are the most likely to leave an organization due to poor culture (33%), slightly ahead of the UK and significantly ahead of both Italy and France.

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Case study: How Lincoln Financial uses employee listening to strengthen their employee experience

CLO Magazine

In their recent 2022 Employee Engagement Survey, 76 percent of their surveyed employees felt they could grow professionally within the organization, surpassing other finance and insurance benchmarks by eight points. Lincoln Financial has decided to combat this through implementing “employee listening.” Michael Moon, Ph.D.,

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How Qualitative Data Empowers Leaders to Shape Organizational Culture

TIER1 Performance

While these insights are invaluable, qualitative research can provide rich, nuanced perspectives that underpin those causal relationships, allowing you to discover the values, drivers, and perspectives that influence behavior and build culture. A quantitative survey might indicate that the company’s diversity policies are well received.

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Toxic work culture in the tech industry: Disconnected leadership fuels toxicity—and employees suffer in silence

TalentLMS

Recent layoffs have intensified a climate of toxicity in tech companies according to 45% of employees, a new research report by TalentLMS and Culture Amp reveals. The survey of 1,000 employees who work in U.S. The same paper states that a striking 84% believe their company needs to improve its culture.

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Corporate Learning Initiatives for DEI: How to Build an Inclusive Workplace Culture

Thinkdom

By making sure learning content is culturally sensitive and includes diverse examples, workplaces can become more attractive to a wide range of people. As change agents, L&D professionals can make sure DEI is a core part of the organisation’s learning culture, not just a one-time thing. And there’s more.

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Insights in a Nutshell: How to Drive an Organization-Wide Leadership Culture (during COVID-19)

Infopro Learning

In fact, 77% of organizations reported that they were facing a leadership gap in a recent survey in 2019 (1). There are 3 steps to promoting courageous leadership in your company culture. Many employees in current leadership roles are planning to retire and businesses are searching for ways to develop their high potentials. Conclusion.

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Leveraging Design Thinking for eLearning Courses

Hurix Digital

Study the problems to determine the root cause. Design thinking is not just about conducting needs assessment, studying performance reports or the assumptions that the clients may have. Also Read: 9 Reasons Why Custom eLearning Solutions Are Better Than Off-the-Shelf Courses.