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What Is Talent Management?

The Center For Leadership Studies

An organization’s success depends on the adequate performance of individuals within the company. Our training programs equip your leaders to take an integrated approach, focusing on the employee life cycle, talent acquisition, engagement, retention, succession planning and ongoing learning development.

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Increase New Hire Retention With Better Onboarding

The Center For Leadership Studies

The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) suggests that replacement costs can be as high as 50% to 60% with overall costs ranging anywhere from 90% to 200%. Support for these may come from Human Resources (HR), but it is up to the manager to make some promises up front and then follow through to ensure these are not ignored.

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Three Ways Managers Can Drive Performance Through Onboarding

The Center For Leadership Studies

Solicit their initial impressions of the culture and their work and let them know you are there to ensure their success. The post Three Ways Managers Can Drive Performance Through Onboarding appeared first on Situational Leadership® Management and Leadership Training. Listen without judgment and clarify any concerns.

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Front-line versus Top-down

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A few weeks ago I got into a conversation about whether situational leadership was more appropriate for top-level or front-line leadership. I argued that situational leadership is most appropriate for front-line leadership. Management of Organizational Behavior: Utilizing Human Resources (2nd ed.)New

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How Much is an Executive Coach?

The Center For Leadership Studies

Some of us are fortunate that our manager and the organization we work for recognize the value of coaching and make it a line item in your department’s (or Human Resources’) budget. Coaches of leaders in the executive leadership team will likely start between $500 and $650 per hour but can range into four digits.