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Training Objectives: How To Set SMART Goals for Employee Training
Launching a training program without clear objectives is akin to setting sail without a destination in mind. This article explores the key factors behind why SMART goals and objectives...
How to Measure if Your Talent Acquisition Strategy Is Working
One of the most important things a business can do is attract top talent to help build its reputation. It’s no secret that this is not an easy...
19 Creative Office Bulletin Board Ideas to Improve Company Communication
Most offices and businesses use employee bulletin boards for posting important notices and announcements. But these boards often aren't being used to their maximum potential. With a little...
Induction Training: What to Include and What to Leave Out
While some new employees are happy to “hit the ground running,” many new hires may need at least a couple of weeks to acclimate to your company’s policies,...
The Surprising Benefits of Self-Directed Learning in the Workplace
While self-directed learning in the workplace is not a new trend, it has become more widely used as HR professionals shift their focus toward developing a more skills-centered...
How to Evaluate Employee Training Programs (A Step-by-Step Guide)
Training programs can be hefty investments for companies of all sizes, but the general consensus is that training is important, and thus, worth taking the time and resources...

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Employee Training Costs: How Much Should Your Company be Spending?
As an HR director or training manager, one of the most important budget questions you’ll want to consider is how you should spend on training new employees. While the...
Driving Employee Growth Through Upskilling
As technology continues to evolve more rapidly than human beings, the number of workers who are familiar with the technology gets smaller and smaller. When most people enter...
Shifting Demands of Virtual Team Management
According to Pew Research, 62% of the workers they polled who hold bachelor’s degrees say they can do their work from home. The COVID-19 pandemic forced workers and...
Maintaining Soft Skills in Remote Work Environments
The COVID-19 pandemic flipped almost every single industry on its head. Even the few sectors of the business world that made money due to the pandemic (delivery services,...
How to Build a Healthy, Positive Remote Workplace
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated many workplace trends that were already developing before the coronavirus changed the world. Perhaps the biggest trend was in remote and distributed work. By...
7 Ideas for Corporate Leadership Training Retreats
Once much of corporate training moved to online platforms, businesses everywhere found themselves hungry for the kind of personal interactions that virtual training often lacks. Enter the corporate...