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A Learning Path Template for Architects, Designers & Engineers

Vector Solutions

Over half of engineers and architects quit because they want more opportunities for career advancement. That means one of the best ways to become an employer of choice is to invest in employee learning and development programs. This starts with your plan for upskilling and training your workforce.

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What is Quiet Hiring and 10 Ways to Handle It

Vantage Circle

” What is Quiet Hiring, and Why is This a Trend in 2023? This way, the company focuses on developing and advancing its employees' skills and abilities. To implement quiet hiring successfully, companies may need to invest in employee training and development programs to prepare their staff for higher-level roles.

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The Power of Professional Credentials: How Certification Can Advance Your Career

Eat Your Career

In the interest of full disclosure, I will share that I was previously heavily involved with the PACE certification program (provided through the American Society of Administrative Professionals). I not only developed a good portion of the materials, I also served as the lead trainer from 2016 to 2023.

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5 Ways to Promote Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Vantage Circle

This year Neurodiversity week will be celebrated between Mar 13-19, 2023. Loyalty Neurodivergent individuals who feel supported and understood by their employers are more likely to develop a sense of commitment & loyalty to the organization.

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The Staggering Cost Of Disengaged Employees: How Disengagement Impacts Your Bottom Line

Vantage Circle

Recently, I was reading Amazon’s sustainability report , which highlighted that they were investing nearly $10 billion into employee benefits in 2023. Employees may feel stuck, unmotivated, and less invested in their work when career advancement feels uncertain or out of reach. at least some of the time.