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Mastering the Art of Developing an Onboarding Program

Infopro Learning

Multiple reports underscore the significance of a thoughtfully designed onboarding program in shaping these foundational moments. Considering these compelling figures, it becomes evident that a systematic approach to crafting a comprehensive onboarding program is beneficial and imperative for sustainable organizational success.

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Case Study: Designing HIPO Programs That Work

CLO Magazine

To address a much-needed gap in their overall leadership development strategy, The University of Alabama Birmingham, UAB, created a High Potential program, called the “Institute for Leadership.” This has been a strategic endeavor from the start as it develops trust and builds a solid leadership framework right at the top.

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Coaching vs. Mentoring: What’s the Difference?

Chronus

A recent survey of 3,000 full-time employees representing 21 industries across the US revealed a telling statistic: 76% of people feel having a mentor at work is important. And yet, the majority of people currently do not have a mentor or a coach. A great start for any enterprise is gathering knowledge. What is a Mentor?

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14 Types of Employee Training Programs (+Benefits, Examples)

WhatFix

Back to Blog Employee Training & Development 14 Types of Employee Training Programs (+Benefits, Examples) May 11, 2023 Disha Gupta Any company that invests in workplace training is investing in its own success. What are different types of workplace training programs for employees? Why is Employee Training Important?

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The Benefits of “Both/And” Leadership When Leading a Business

OpenSesame

By Crystal Schaffer, senior moderator and instructional designer at Harvard Business Publishing Corporate Learning, and Andrea Lipton, interim director, Global Solutions at Harvard Business Publishing Corporate Learning. But good leadership goes further. That doesn’t happen anymore. It doesn’t always happen.”.

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Why it’s time to throw out old upskilling playbooks

CLO Magazine

As companies evolve to manage their growth, making sure the right people are in the right jobs should be part of the conversation. Start with respect The playbooks chief human resource officers and chief learning officers have been using may be obsolete. When employees have a leadership mindset, it helps them become lifelong learners.

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Developing the next generation of leaders through shared values at the TTUS

CLO Magazine

From this experience—which brought students, community members, faculty, staff and leadership together—five core values were identified to lead the university forward: One Team, Kindhearted, Integrity, Visionary and Beyond Service. Decision-making: This is a learned competence. We can also learn the process of decision-making.

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