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The Value of Continuous Learning: Strategies for Lifelong Skill Development

Clarity Consultants

Explore the importance of continuous learning in the corporate world and uncover strategies for companies to encourage skill development among their workforce. Talent Retention and Recruitment Employees value opportunities for growth and development. Contact us today.

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Attracting High-Paying Clients With Seminars

Henry DeVries

If you are a professional or consultant who wants more impact and influence, where should you invest your time, talent and treasure?

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Organization Design – Art or Science?

Effective Managers

Organization Design is the process of aligning an organization’s vision and strategy with its structure, talent, accountabilities, authorities, rewards and processes. Join us Wednesday December 2, 10:00 am – 11:30 am Eastern, for this live Online Seminar on Organization design REGISTER HERE.

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Conversation with A.T. Kearney

Tom Spencer

I recently had the good fortune to communicate with Anne Burley, Director or Regional Talent Acquisition for Asia Pacific at A.T. Kearney is a leading global management consulting firm with offices in more than 40 countries. Is it possible for consultants to transfer between offices? Kearney has 61 offices in 40 countries.

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When It’s Time To Cut Your Losses

Martinka Consulting

Interestingly, last Thursday I attended a seminar on culture and one of the things the speaker said was that you can’t change your (bad) culture if you keep the same people. Don’t worry if they’re extremely talented, have solid customer relationships, have a wealth of product knowledge or anything else.

Hotels 40
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How a C Player Becomes an A Player

CaseInterview.com

If you have the raw talent and work ethic but are simply inexperienced, that’s very different than if you are experienced (in terms of years worked), but just can’t seem to do a good job. Coming out of consulting, I knew a little about a lot of things. He would have made a terrible management consultant. He was a visionary.

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Know When To Cut Your Losses

Martinka Consulting

Interestingly, last Thursday I attended a seminar on culture and one of the things the speaker said was that you can’t change your (bad) culture if you keep the same people. Don’t worry if they’re extremely talented, have solid customer relationships, have a wealth of product knowledge or anything else. And not just with people.

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