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Taking Steps Toward Equity on Juneteenth

Cupa HR

Coaching and formal mentoring have been proven to increase diversity. Learn how three different institutions created a coaching culture on their campuses in Investing in People: How to Create a Coaching Culture on Your Campus. Read Creating an Inclusive Faculty Search Process That Gets Results.

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Introducing the Notion of Career Agility to the World of Solopreneurship

Julie Winkle Giulioni

I was delighted to connect with Anji Marychurch after recently conducting a tele-class for the International Coaching Federation. It took no time to discover that despite living on ‘different sides of the pond,’ we share a lot in terms of background, perspective and passion for coaching and developing others.

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Why Continuous Feedback is Important to Ace Performance Management?

Synergita

An article in Harvard Business Review asserts that the continuous feedback system trend has started in 2002 when Colorcon abandoned its traditional annual feedback system and adopted the continuous feedback process. Feedback for Coaching and Growth Decreases Employee Turnover .

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How to Help Women in the Workforce Build Financial Security

Best Money Moves

In 2002, women made about $0.80 for each $1 their male counterparts made in 2002, according to Pew Research. This speaks to a larger trend: the higher the corporate position, the less female representation within the role. Today, over 20 years later, the gender wage gap of about $0.80 on the dollar persists.

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Women Advancing The Workforce [nfographic]

Inpower Coaching

Well the trend is finally upon us and more and more women are entering into authoritative roles all over the world. Women-owned businesses are growing significantly, with 20% more business in 2007 than there were in 2002. This trend is not only going to continue, but it’s going to grow exponentially. you guessed it.

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How to Help Women Employees Build Financial Security

Best Money Moves

In 2002, women made about $0.80 for each $1 their male counterparts made in 2002, according to Pew Research. This speaks to a larger trend: the higher the corporate position, the less female representation within the role. Today, over 20 years later, the gender wage gap of about $0.80 on the dollar persists.

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Part II “We Know More Than We Can Say: How to Use Tacit Knowledge

Conversation Matters

deaths per hundred operations, resulting in 74 fewer deaths in that two-year period than what the trend line would have predicted. By the end of the study in 2002 the death rate had fallen to 2.1 Organizations need to offer, 1) opportunities for experience and 2) structures through which coaching can occur.