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5 Big Mistakes Managers Make When Developing Their People

Let's Grow Leaders

The biggest mistake managers make when developing their people is that they don’t spend enough time doing it. Even imperfect development beats what many employees telling me they’re getting–nada. Good managers spend at least 10-20% of their time developing their people. Let’s be real. Get to know them.

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Maximizing Impact, Minimizing Costs: A Strategic Approach to Coaching in Resource-Constrained Government Institutions

International Coach Academy

As public servants navigate an increasingly dynamic and complex environment, government institutions must provide robust professional development frameworks to ensure sustained performance, job satisfaction, and adaptability (LawsLearned, 2024). Heslin et al., 2009 ; Ellinger et al., 2003 ; Liu and Batt, 2010).

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Why The Hidden Job Market is Hidden

Your Work, Your Way

The hidden job market refers to unadvertised roles filled primarily through internal promotions, employee referrals, and direct recruiter outreach. Internal candidates also already know the company culture, have a shorter learning curve, and have a built-in network of mentors, colleagues, and support that would take a new hire years to build.

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5 Proven Strategies to Land Your Next Coaching Gig

International Coaching Federation

More than seven years ago, I put up my coach profile on social media with a nice logo made by a friend and a catchy bio I developed through a social media marketing class. For example, as a career and leadership coach, I post a lot of content related to career growth, leadership development, and coaching. I was wrong.

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The Powerful Link Between Employee Engagement and Productivity

Vantage Circle

Growth Opportunities: Organizations that provide clear paths for development, skill-building, and career advancement tend to have more engaged workforces. Cost Reduction: High engagement reduces turnover and absenteeism, cutting costs associated with recruiting, training, and lost productivity.

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How to Create a Leadership-Development Plan in 9 Steps

CMOE

A leadership-development plan is a detailed blueprint of the professional development and learning activities you’re going to engage in during a certain period of time. It’s important that your leadership-development plan be well-written, which can take effort, structured thinking, and collaboration.

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The Gateway to Securing Your Next Role: A Simple Guide to Approaching a Recruiter

She Owns Success

Whether you’re looking for a new job, a career move, or a promotion, recruiters can assist you in reaching your objectives. Therefore, ensuring you are well-equipped to properly communicate with recruiters is essential, as good communication skills may be your ticket to future employment.