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Strategy + Culture: A formula for finding and keeping female talent

CLO Magazine

There’s a whole different mindset among the workforce about work/life integration and corporate culture. Women are changing jobs more readily, and there are fewer talented women to take their place. Culture eats strategy for breakfast” While these strategies are key; they alone won’t attract and retain female talent.

Culture 83
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The New CLO: From Bailing Water to Charting a New Course

eLearningMind

CLOs take on a wide variety of tasks across their respective organizations, but ultimately they are responsible for developing a framework for organizational learning, culture, and internal growth. These are big tasks with big expectations, and the CLO now plays a critical role in shaping organizations for the future.

CLO 52
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Work, culture and COVID-19

CLO Magazine

The very real and immediate need to address the technological requirements of forced online work options grabs the attention, but finding IT solutions without addressing the cultural and emotional impact of COVID-19 on your employees is, at best, a half-baked quick fix. The answer, of course, isn’t really about the IT setup.

Culture 97
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3 ways to build adaptive global workforce skills

CLO Magazine

In a groundbreaking global study, McKinsey identified three of the four key skill areas critical to employment and job satisfaction as the nature of work continues to transform the foundational skills of resilience: cognitive, interpersonal and self-leadership skills, with the fourth being digital technical skills.

Global 102
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Becoming a learning enterprise is a culture-change journey

CLO Magazine

Yet top-down power relationships, decision-making and attitudes toward failure still exude “traditional enterprise.”. Skill and attitude requirements are changing fast: The World Economic Forum projects that by 2022, 54 percent of all employees will require significant reskilling and upskilling. Not Just an Add-On. Track 5: Executives.

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The ‘corporate village’ and the bottom line

CLO Magazine

Although never using the term “corporate village,” a recently released Gallup book, “Culture Shock,” makes a number of critical, research-based arguments for the importance of creating a corporate village culture that supports, nurtures and involves its talented employees. 69 percent less likely to actively search for a new job.

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Hire smart people, train them properly, then get out of their way

CLO Magazine

Most successful organizations know that a motivating environment, an inclusive and empowering culture and continuous opportunities for growth and development are elements that today’s high performers are looking for. The right attitude and behavior on this step pave the way for step two. Not surprisingly, retention is one of the goals.

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