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Leadership Development Investments

Coaching Tip

study of nearly 400 organizations by Lee Hecht Harrison has identified that 54% of employers plan to increase investments in leadership development in 2015. Only 5% of employers plan to decrease investments, and a further 41% reported leadership development investments will stay the same. Ethical behavior 9. Team leadership 4.

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Employee Relationships is a Serious Employer Responsibility

HR Digest

An article by Greg Roper from 2015 indicated that interpersonal communication and conflict management were two of the most important skills to focus on, and that remains relevant today. A study by OD Adekoya reported that “there is an increased need for trust, fairness, and respect between both parties (employer and employee)”.

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Cybersecurity Has a Serious Talent Shortage. Here’s How to Fix It

Harvard Business Review

A report from Frost & Sullivan found that the global cybersecurity workforce will have more than 1.5 These roles prioritize skills, knowledge, and willingness to learn over degrees and the career fields that gave people their initial work experience. hiring in cybersecurity since 2015 has consisted of new collar professionals.

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Working as a Prison Guard Convinced Me That Bosses Should Never, Ever Date Subordinates

Harvard Business Review

My first job out of college did little to prepare me for my future career, but it did teach me something about power — and that all companies should adopt a black-and-white policy when it comes to sexual contact between supervisors and their employees. In prison, the ethics and the tradeoff were apparent. Rob Atkins/Getty Images.

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How Men Get Penalized for Straying from Masculine Norms

Harvard Business Review

This is troubling not least because it discourages men from behaving in ways known to benefit their teams and their own careers. An informative set of studies from 2015 finds that when male (but not female) leaders ask for help, they are viewed as less competent, capable, and confident. Displaying empathy. Expressing sadness.

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Qualified Black Women Are Being Held Back from Management

Harvard Business Review

’” Martin’s story is one we heard repeatedly over the course of our 2015 study of black women and leadership. And, despite their ambition and qualifications, 44% feel stalled in their careers (as compared to 30% of white women). He did such a great job with that cost reduction project.’”

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Free Tech Tools for the Digital Economy

Strategy Driven

More applicably, using these technologies will develop one’s technological skills, methodological knowledge, and subject matter experience, which is an asset to one’s career. Employers find this type of response a reflection of one’s work ethic and performance. Copyright 2007-2015 by StrategyDriven Enterprises, LLC.

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