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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. Our customized learning paths show you a complete training curriculum for employees by role.

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Tasty Tidbits: Professional Development News & Views January 6, 2017

Eat Your Career

This post is part of a series in which I share some of my favorite Internet finds (related to career advancement and professional development) from the past week. Resume Tips for a Portfolio Career. But it’s even more grueling for those who don’t follow a traditional career path. From Yours Truly.

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50+ Employee Engagement Activities for Modern Teams (2024 Edition)

Vantage Circle

They involve meaningful interactions, skill development, recognition programs, and opportunities for employees to contribute their ideas and feedback. This caters to an array of interests, motivations and development needs within a modern, multigenerational workforce. True engagement runs deeper than surface-level benefits.

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8 Stages of Employee Journey That Empower Employees

Vantage Circle

This journey includes various important stages: recruitment, onboarding, development, retention, and departure. Development and Growth: When onboarding an employee, the emphasis changes towards their development. This includes training, career advancement, and possibilities for personal development.

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Get Promoted at Work | Your 10-Point Plan

Career Advancement

Share your professional development goals for work with your boss. Hire leadership coach Joel Garfinkle to help you devise and implement ideas that propel you along the career path of your dreams. However, he did want to take steps to get promoted at the next available opportunity. Don’t be shy.

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The Benefits of Promoting Gender Diversity in Leadership

Harvard Professional Development

Over the next five years, 1 million women will remain in entry-level or non-leadership roles while their male co-workers are promoted into more promising career paths. As with men, women are more likely to be promoted if they are actively coached on career advancement. Develop nuanced strategies for sponsorship.

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We overestimate the gap between nonprofit and for-profit jobs.

Penelope Trunk

There was so little opportunity for true growth or development but I kept telling myself that I should be happier being at a non-profit and not "working for the man." I will certainly make sure that my time and skills are valued, both in my pay and in my career development. And I just have to say YES!

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