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Six ways to accelerate performance and strategy with your L&D expertise.

Learning is an irreplaceable component in defining an organization’s culture to support the innovation, market adaptation, and employee engagement necessary for success.

While independent contractors often pinch-hit for employees in the corporate world, they don’t always receive the same training as the rest of the team. It can make a big difference.

 Working from home can drive employee engagement and performance, but companies first must provide telecommuting training and reinforcement.

There is no secret to motivation. It is about the engagement of the human spirit—the ability to capture the aspirations of the individual and provide a vehicle and environment for the fulfillment of those aspirations.

Morrison – TouchPoint’s face-to-face Supervisor Training Series: Establishing Your Roots as a Manager program aims to reinforce company vision and culture, equip hourly supervisors with the tools they need to become better leaders in their current positions, and help hourly supervisors grow into higher leadership positions in the organization.

Would your company consider starting a workplace garden? The possibilities for morale boosting and lessons learned are immense when a garden blooms—tap into the growth potential of your employees, so to speak.

When we are able to create work environments that consistently value, esteem, and nurture our employees, we increase employee engagement.

Employers want certain skills. Employees don’t have them. Why? And what can organizations and Training, employees, and the educational system do to eliminate the disconnect?

Does your corporate culture allow for self-expression and reasonable displays of emotion and concern?