Talent Management
An organization’s talent management encompasses the acquisition and strategic development of talent, as well as leadership’s responsibility to the organization’s culture that attracts talent to the company.


From Toys to Talent Transformation
Hasbro, Inc. and Year Up tapped Rhode Island talent to build a talent pipeline of trainable and motivated young adults with technical and professional skills.

Can Your Employees Read This?
When one generation is illiterate, chances are the next will be, too. Learning leaders must ensure employees receive the help they need, for today’s workplace and tomorrow’s.

Summer Ends, But Play Shouldn’t
Even as school starts and September looms, summer’s playful attitude can benefit learning year-round.

The 7 Skills of Valuation
These skills should give talent managers the intelligence needed to create competitive advantage in the marketplace.

Lessons from 30,000 Feet
From doing the necessary preparation before a journey begins to taking that initial control at the ‘wheel,’ there’s a lot learning leaders can learn from their peers in the sky.

Look to Gen X for Leadership
Focusing too much on millennials and baby boomers? You might have forgotten the generation currently managing and affecting your organization.

New Training or More Training?
Often when we design more training, we interpret it as new content designed to be consumed faster, but that’s not true. Columnist Bob Mosher explains.

Accenture Canned Annual Reviews — Should You?
As Accenture ditches annual performance reviews, learning leaders in all companies need to be prepared for how such a shift can affect their jobs.

Why You Should Want to Create Internal Consultants
Beauty product company Coty Inc. needed a makeover, so it turned its own employees into change advisers and ambassadors.

How to Better Prepare Gen Y for the Workplace
Millennials have the skills, but they don't always know how to use them in real world work situations.

Aaron Olson: Aon’s Strategic Mind
As a learning leader who developed his skills through a changing organization, Aon’s CLO knows learning can drive business strategy by guiding culture.

Everyone’s a Little Bit Biased
The human brain is wired to prefer the known over the different. CLOs can’t change that, but there are some strategies to mitigate the problems it causes.

Mobile Millennials Lead the Way
Organizations are leaving a lot of Gen Y's technology skills on the table.

Practice Makes Burnout
A study released last week found that perfectionism can eventually lead to employee burnout. Editor Kate Everson learned that it can also lead to the emergency room.

Learning to Lead From Afar
The chance to work remotely is an attractive perk, but managers have to adapt their leadership style if they’re to keep these workers productive and engaged.