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5 tips to help employees burn bright instead of burning out

CLO Magazine

The challenges of 2020 were heaped on top of an already pressing burnout problem. Organizational leaders may say they are committed to employee well-being, but unintentional messages and behaviors can signal otherwise, leading employees at all levels to default to their draining routines. Walk your talk.

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Here’s why L&D’s seat at the C-suite table is secure in 2021

CLO Magazine

You’d be hard pressed to find a C-suite that isn’t interested in these types of outcomes. This is critical as the pace of technological change accelerates and the need to retrain and redeploy talent for the new world of work becomes even more pressing.

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A glimpse at choices that are advancing gender parity

CLO Magazine

As a result, they have become more reflective about their careers, more open to feedback from peers and mentors, and more receptive to adopting new behaviors that put them on track to not just get by, but to get ahead. Despite press coverage indicating that gender parity will be stymied for decades, that’s not what we’re seeing.

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Embracing long-term virtual team and leadership training

CLO Magazine

Do you find yourself frowning at them or gasping in horror at their inappropriate pandemic behavior? This could also include business roundtables, led by a senior leader, to discuss pressing challenges facing teams. It is affecting the attendance, motivation and behavior change of your leaders and teams. It takes a village.

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Open learning and knowledge sharing in a remote working world

CLO Magazine

A change in the work culture aimed at driving behavioral changes and creating awareness through strong communication will be significantly effective to change the mindset. This is a pressing need of companies as more than 70 percent of learning today actually comes from the legacy of subject matter experts and not instructional designers.

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Mind over matter: leadership mindsets and actions to drive results

CLO Magazine

If we can bring a different attitude to our role as a leader, if we can shift our mindset, we can impact our behaviors. And our behaviors, in turn, can alter our attitude long-term. Growth mindset — skills and behaviors can be cultivated with effort; even setbacks are opportunities to learn and grow. Paving a Way for Innovation.

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Informal Learning: Any Way You Want It, Any Time You Need It

CLO Magazine

Informal learning has answers to some of the most pressing educational challenges organizations face. Fortunately, most human behavior is learned observationally through modeling: from observing others, one forms an idea of how new behaviors are performed, and on later occasions this coded information serves as a guide for action.”