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The latest young adults to come of age, Generation Z, are graduating from college and entering the workforce. Read on for an examination of Generation Z, the future of work, and how HR tech will be a part of shaping it all.

As an organization, you must seek change and innovation at all costs. How do you get there? Transform training, and you transform the way your company learns. Transform the way your company learns, and you’re in a position to accelerate growth and to embrace the future with open arms.

In our webinar, “Fixing What’s Missing From Your Sexual Harassment Training,” with consultant and author Ken Cooper, we had so many questions pouring in that Ken was happy to extend the webinar Q&A to a blog post!

What can you do to boost your own level of energy? When you are the master of your own motivation, you are in a good position to motivate others. Make sure you deliver on these simple strategies if you expect the best performance from your team.

Despite the innovation talk we hear all the time, it’s often not easy for ideas to be heard by those who can help turn them into reality. Try these four steps to get people to listen to your ideas and see the value in them.

At some recent leadership workshops facilitated by Eve Ash, they discussed leaders who are inspiring, and what was disappointing and needed improvement. She found some common complaints. Learn how you and your leaders can improve in all eight of these areas!

Take a look at how today’s technology from employee training providers is ramping up engagement that results in learning transfer and better business results.

Organizational change is complex and tough to implement. Equipping people with the right skills, laying out the right incentives, and creating the right action plan are all paramount to driving effective and lasting change.

If you’ve ever been involved in hiring a new employee, chances are you’ve eliminated candidates based on red flags you find in their resume. While some resume red flags continue to be relevant, there are a few things we need to move past seeing as automatic disqualifiers.

In business, people often adopt a very black and white approach to solving problems. Too often, business rewards those who appear to “get things done” and fail to recognize that the problem re-manifests because systemic issues lying beneath the surface have not been addressed.