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Culture

There is more to Training & Development than Selecting your Course

by Lynn Dessert

Deciding on what employee or management training to take is not as simple as it looks. It might seem like a simple decision to pick up a catalog or surf the web for a course and sign up. Getting the full value of training requires some forethought – consider these factors to enhance the development [...]

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A Huge Elephant in the Workplace – 4 Different Generations

by Beth Sears

Today communication at, work is more complicated than ever, and one of the main reasons for increased difficulty is the four different generations which now inhabit the workplace. For the first time, the workplace is dominated by more diverse age differences than before. The generations include:

Traditionalist: born 1900-1945 – ages [...]

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Learn E-Body Language – Improve Your Online Communication Skills.

by Robert Whipple

Online communication is so much a part of everyday life that people normally take it for granted. Many of us view e-mail the same as face to face communication; we just type information as if we were chatting with someone in the lunchroom – potentially a big mistake. Learn the advantages of Understanding E-Body Language [...]

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Don’t Blame Your Wimpy Boss… It May Not Be Them!

by Beth Sears

Is your boss a wimp? Does he or she not stand up for his or her employees? Do you have to fight for the resources you need to do your job and your boss does nothing to help you?
Does your boss appear to listen only nothing ever changes? Is it truly the fault of your [...]

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