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Career Fitness: Necessary for Long-Term #HR Success

HR Bartender

First, as part of the management team, we need to create and implement career fitness programs as part of our well-being efforts. There’s an article on the Association for Talent Development (ATD) blog that said just 24 percent of employees whose companies offer a wellness program actually participate in it. The reason?

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Skills Gap Negatively Impacting Business [infographic] – Friday Distraction

HR Bartender

According to the latest white paper from the Association for Talent Development (ATD) Public Policy Council, organizations are turning down business because they don’t have qualified people to do the work. One of the things I found very interesting in the white paper was the distinction in defining the skills gap.

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Recruiting Success: Try a Student Loan Benefit Program

HR Bartender

Meanwhile, organizations continue to struggle finding talent. The Association for Talent Development (ATD) recently reported that 75 percent of CEOs find the skills gap to be the biggest threat to their business. In the early 90’s, college graduates had very little debt, with the average being around $10,000.

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What Is E-Learning and How Can It Benefit Your Company

Careerminds

But both are great ways to utilize online tools and technology to provide more accessible training and development. Here are nine of the most common types of e-learning that you can utilize to train and develop your organization’s employees: 1. What Are the Types of E-Learning?

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Why It’s Important to List Skills on Your LinkedIn Profile

Linkedin Talent Blog

As a talent professional, you have undoubtedly heard a lot of talk about skills over the last few years — upskilling , reskilling, skills sets, skills gaps, skills assessments, and skills-based hiring — to the point you have a skull full of skills. Talent development manager? So, make the most of your 50 opportunities.