Supporting Employees as They Go Global
International posts give companies an edge, but also can be challenging for employees. HR professionals can help with the transition. Here are seven steps to help balance the needs of the company with employees’ needs.
Retail Excellence at Dollar General
Dollar General’s signature store manager training program, “Retail Excellence, Every Day,” focuses on improving new store managers’ application of key operational processes and goals: serving customers, increasing sales, reducing shrink, and managing inventory.
Getting Real Business Impact from Integrated Leadership Development
High-performing organizations (HPOs) have moved from investing in leadership development as a separate talent endeavor to integrating it with all other talent processes.
The Cure for “The Curse of Knowledge”
The Curse of Knowledge occurs when experts know their content so well that they forget what it’s like to be new to it.
Meeting Users Where They Are
By considering and quickly embracing three ideas—that employees are mobile, employees are social, and employees like bite-sized pieces of information—your organization can do a better job of meeting your users where they are.
5 Tips for Virtual Career Fairs
Virtual recruiting environments can reduce costs and eliminate the need to travel, speed up hiring, and improve your access to the global talent pool—so you can find people with the right skills, whenever and wherever you need them.
13 Tips for Choosing a Coach
Companies often are unsure what to do and what to think about hiring a coach as the act of coaching in general requires so much to consider. Here are some factors to keep in mind before making a decision.
Florida Blue’s Sales Talent Management Program
Florida Blue’s Sales Talent Management Program immerses students in a variety of knowledge, behavior, and skills-based courses and activities aimed at increasing retention of knowledge, driving desired sales competencies and behaviors, and enhancing skills essential to any sales role at the company.
Developing Leaders: Creating an Effective Strategy for the Future
Ultimately, leaders need to be upfront and honest, possess true business skills, be able to build relationships, have a strong presence, be honest, and be receptive to feedback. To do this effectively, organizations must be ready to develop and execute responses to several key questions.
The Importance of Active Listening
Whether you are meeting with your boss, your subordinates, your peers, a potential client, or an adversary, tuning in to what is really being said is essential. Since everyone listens based on their own values, it is easy to make incorrect assumptions if you don’t validate.