Creating a "corporate university" doesn't mean adopting a passive provision of courses; it requires a strategic vision and a business plan for learning, writes CLO blogger David Vance.
As global business grows more complex, corporate leaders need to have a wider skill set and global experience to succeed. Experiential learning programs work best, but only when paired with the foundation of the classroom.
What do working out, eating right and getting rest have to do with learning? If CLOs actively court employee wellness they can create "ready learners."
With a mix of inspiration, development and certification, Jess Elmquist is helping whip Life Time Fitness into shape for continued growth.
Entering the workforce may not be easy for Gen Yers who are completing their education, particularly for those in the learning field. Here are some tips to get started.
When told well, stories add meaning to metrics. Learning leaders should embrace the skill to convey business impact and show the worth of a leadership development program.
In developing leaders, what worked with one person won’t necessarily work with another. Each requires an approach attuned to his or her strengths and weaknesses.
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