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Employees can become saturated and disengaged when the job they are performing is not in line with what they are passionate about. That’s why it’s key to determine your employees’ passion drivers.

Technology used for training purposes should lay the groundwork for interactions with others in the work setting.

A cross-functional workgroup led by Enterprise Learning & Development (EL&D) created a Vendor Engagement curriculum to ensure the workforce is equipped with knowledge of BCBSNC’s contracting process and has the ability to manage and interact with vendors for successful service delivery.

It is critical to have a coachee who is cognizant of why he or she is getting coaching and motivated for the coaching to start.

While there are challenges to overcome, a recent survey shows tremendous opportunities to increase engagement and improve maintenance, time to market, and delivery of training and learning content.

A brand, whether it is a business brand or personal brand, starts to become strong when leaders or individuals decide on what they believe in and commit to acting on those beliefs.

Learning & Development (L&D) partnered with the HR team to create a “Coaching Program” that provides those eligible to coach with the knowledge and skills to be effective in the coach role.

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.