IT’S NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES
Innovative training programs often use games and simulations. They can be new and exciting but may not appeal to all employees. Some tips that can up the engagement factor.
Rethinking IT Development
Today’s organizations need a new breed of business-focused IT professionals with an expansive education and broader view.
The Art of Talent Science
HR now has the luxury of bolstering its talent intuition by aggregating job candidates’ data into sophisticated applications to be measured against the attributes and conditions of the top performers in specific positions.
Tracking Informal Learning
Observation, collaboration, and interaction with others are key ways employees learn their jobs and company culture, but can you measure how well it works?
Wearables at Work
Are your employees ready to wear smartwatches, glasses, and more on the job? And are you ready to train them on it?
Are You in a Love/Hate Relationship With Your LMS, Too?
Mediating Conflict
Through effective mediation, workplace conflict can be not only resolved but also a valuable source of information that leads to organizational improvement.
Is There Something Wrong With Employee Engagement?
Maybe we need to take a second look at how we are engaging people. We need to look at making work revolve around engagement rather than engagement revolving around work.
An Emphasis on Transfer
What can be done before, during, and after training to help ensure that what participants learn during the training actually gets used on the job?
AMP Up Your People
Unleash the power of discretionary effort by using the three key motivational levers that drive people to go the extra mile: Autonomy, Mastery, and Purpose (AMP).