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Digital Office Security: 4 Ways to Protect Your Documents

Strategy Driven

Nearly every office has gone digital, but many still live in the dark ages when it comes to protecting their documents. Here are the top tricks to protect your digital documents: 1. Outsourcing technology management will ensure every document you create stays out of the wrong hands. Mark the Document as Read-Only.

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5 Ways to Use Employee Training and Development to Motivate Staff

Lead Change Blog

Therefore, offering training and development options that make your staff members feel seen, heard, and valued is essential. Here are some things you can do to use training and development opportunities to motivate your staff. . Put the Training Into Context. Training should engage your employees in the bigger picture.

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Questions to ask to make training stick

Mike Cardus

As a manager, have you ever sent someone to a training or a series of workshops, and then you noticed no too little change from the person afterward? Below is the standard email or word document I send along with the training or workshop suggestion. What do you hope happens from the person taking this workshop/training?

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Executive Onboarding: How to Set Up Your New Execs for Success

N2Growth Blog

Before onboarding a new executive, they and leaders should compile resources and documents to assist with the information transfer process. During pre-onboarding, your new executive will complete any relevant paperwork, submit documents, and will have their physical space and technological tools prepared.

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Empathy: The Top Leadership Skill for Today’s Work Environment

Leading Blog

To further document empathy’s advantages at work, the Global Empathy Index, published in the Harvard Business Review , examined data from employee’s responses to questions ranging from a CEO’s approval ranking to their own happiness level in their job. It’s a quality that shapes our quest to meet unmet needs of customers.

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How to Train Reluctant First Level Supervisors

Great Leadership By Dan

I’ve had some tough training audiences over the years, from all kinds of industries and professions, including the kind of target audience I believe the reader is describing. I think it comes down to the following basic training principles would apply across the spectrum of learners: 1. Needs assessment. What are their challenges?

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Micro-Motivation: A Powerful Technique to Inspire Your Team

Let's Grow Leaders

You can build more confidence and competence in your team by training them in intervals, or short confidence bursts. Three half-day confidence bursts improved everyone’s familiarity with the system, helped the technicians quickly get the data they needed from the system, and decreased the time it took to document accounts.