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The Art of Conducting a Comprehensive Training Needs Analysis

HR Digest

This involves aligning the TNA with the company’s strategic priorities, such as improving financial performance, enhancing operational efficiency, or expanding into new markets. This approach can help identify any discrepancies between the observed performance and the expected standards.

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3M’s SVP of HR Kristen Ludgate on a Better Way to Attract Top Talent

HR Digest

We led focus groups, created advisory and steering teams, and engaged our executives in workshops and feedback sessions. As we continue to bring our culture to life in our operating model and our HR practices, we continue to use surveys, crowdsourcing, focus groups and other tools to ensure our people are heard.

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Moose Hunting Tips and Techniques

The Practical Leader

Many managers believe they have an “open door policy,” are approachable, and foster open discussion and debate. Frequently, the manager’s assertive and domineering style is the moose. This calls for strong leadership to both speak and up listen. Do the same for things you can influence. What should I/we stop doing?

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Moose Mess: Boeing’s Culture May Have Caused Those Tragic Crashes

The Practical Leader

She writes, “The accidents and the resulting media attention together create a real wake-up call for Boeing… what’s required, however, is more than operational fixes. Many organizations have risk management programs focused on financial, legal, or safety risks. ” This is a classic moose-on-the-table problem.

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How I Got My Team To Fail More

Harvard Business Review

It’s a membership organization created to serve more than 350 independently owned and operated stations, each with its own board of directors, objectives, agendas and strategies. We originally envisioned the metric as a formal KPI in each staffer’s annual performance review. The product manager?

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