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5 Tips for Writing an Effective Employee Development Program

An employee development program goes beyond helping your employees to become more effective and knowledgeable at work. In fact, its biggest achievement is that it works as an important motivator for your team.

5 Tips to Effectively Use an ePortfolio in the Job Search Process

An ePortfolio—also known as electronic portfolio—is a collection of artifacts, projects, documents, and other items that endorse an individual for specific knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Fostering Peer-Driven Knowledge Sharing

To overcome a “fixed mindset” and drive open collaboration, organizations must enable a liquid enterprise layer.

Training Top 125 Best Practice: Getting into First Gear at Two Men and a...

The 12-week training program, First Gear, helps take new franchisees from signing their Two Men and a Truck/International franchise agreement to opening their doors. This is done through a variety of methods, from phone calls and Skype conversations to role-playing, instructor-led events, and site visits.

The First Step Away from Undermanagement Is Making Management a Daily Habit

The only way to improve performance as a highly engaged manager is to have regular, ongoing, one-on-one conversations with your employees as a way of staying in good management shape.

7 Tips to Protect the Psychological Well-Being of Employees

Employers increasingly are faced with demands that they create a nurturing atmosphere in the workplace.

To Retain Tech Talent, Focus on Professional Development over Perks

Today’s employees are looking for a sense of fulfillment, a chance to develop their skills, and, ultimately, a company that cares about them and will support them throughout their career.

How “the Actor’s Secret” Can Help You Improve Your Presentations

The actor’s secret means choosing one thing to work on each time you show up to deliver a presentation.

Training Top 125 Best Practice: Spectrum Health Executive MBA (EMBA)

This two-year, fully accredited program was developed in partnership with Grand Valley State University (GVSU) to prepare participants with the skills and knowledge base necessary to succeed in the dynamic, evolving, and competitive health-care industry.

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