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By Doug Lipp

By Marty Neumeier The metaskill of learning is a form of metacognition, or “knowing about knowing.” It’s the self-awareness that comes from observing what you think while you’re thinking it. It tells you when and how to use a particular strategy to solve a problem or address a challenge.

By Stacey Harris, VP, Research, Brandon Hall Group

By David Brookmire, Ph.D.

By Dr. Kathleen Brush

By Samantha Howland, Senior Managing Partner and Executive Development Director, DSI

By Lynda McDaniel, Co-Founder, The Book Catalysts, and Founder, Association for Creative Business Writing. In the classic film noir, Double Indemnity,Edward G. Robinson plays an insurance investigator who foils Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyk’s scheme. How? He listens to his intuition. “Every month, hundreds of claims come to this desk,” Robinson says with rapid-fire delivery. “Some of them are phonies. And I know which ones. How do I know? Because my little man tells me … The little man in here” (pointing to his gut).

By Tim Toterhi Business leaders are fond of comparing talent acquisition and retention to physical confrontations, most notably, the war for talent. Few, however, demonstrate the dedication required to prepare their organizations for such encounters.

In “Unrelenting Innovation: How to Create a Culture for Market Dominance”award-winning USC Professor Gerard Tellis shows how to drive relentless innovation in a company by influencing the true catalyst of innovation: culture.

By Shane J. Lopez, Ph.D.