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What Makes an Effective Learning Culture at Non-profits?

Infopro Learning

The pressure to create an effective learning culture in non-profits comes in the aftermath of trending methods adopted by other industries. What steps to follow to increase the overall business effectiveness? Managers at non-profit organizations can leverage effective eLearning solutions to shape a continuous learning culture.

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Why effective training simulations matter more than ever

Limestone Learning

For organizations working traditionally with face-to-face meetings and training, COVID-19 has been a rude awakening. Whether we have any comfort level with virtual work styles, due to social distancing requirements, we’re having to jump in with both feet now. Learners have different styles and different work habits.

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The Dos and Don’ts of Selecting the Most Suitable Training Delivery Partner

Infopro Learning

A track record or work portfolio gives access to the working style of the professional. The expert should be capable of understanding the organization’s particular needs and creating effective content accordingly. Besides, the student-trainer ratio is also an important factor that impacts training quality.

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Defining ERG Roles and Responsibilities for Success

Chronus

Clear delineation ensures effective operation and contribution towards organizational goals. Plus, effective leadership is key to achieving the full benefits of ERGs , including a more inclusive culture, diverse workforce, positive work environment, employee satisfaction and increased retention.

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Intergenerational Conflict in the Workplace

KnowledgeCity

Such conflicts arise due to the different perspectives, work styles, and expectations of employees from different generations. If not addressed quickly, these conflicts can lead to decreased productivity, low morale, and an unhealthy work environment. Gen Z brings tech-savviness and a strong desire for social change.

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Lessons learned from remote work: Giving employees the flexibility they need

TalentLMS

They might initially seem eccentric, but these virtual audio environments tell us something important about 2023 working styles. People want the positive aspects of in-office work while embracing the flexibility of remote work. Focusing on results over strict work hours frees people up to do their best work.

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Could async work… work? Tips for setting your teams up for success

TalentLMS

She barely has time to pick up her daughter, let alone spend any quality time. And she’s working longer hours than ever. Leslie realizes what she wanted was not remote work, but async work. But, as Leslie discovered, simply taking a team remote doesn’t guarantee flexibility or work/life balance.