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Keeping in mind that labor shortages are one of the top concerns facing employers in 2023, here are three steps you can take to retain your talented people.

In departments, organizations and industries around the world, what is the one thing that has remained constant throughout the past three years?

“I have spent the last 33 years working passionately on first making coaching a legitimate profession, then experimenting with the application of coaching to improve large, complex systems.”

Quiet quitting is nothing new, and it’s a global dilemma. But what can be done about it?

To truly meet the needs of every learner, you need to develop an understanding of instructional diversity.

If leaders were more in tune with the needs of their team members and more focused on meeting those needs, quiet quitting would be far less common.

The often repeated adage, “People don’t leave organizations, they leave managers,” is as true as it ever was.

Why do most leaders shy away from confronting poor performance head on? My experience has shown that it is normally because they don’t know where to start. It doesn’t have to be that way.

The Great Resignation is creating unprecedented challenges for leaders, many of whom were already struggling under the strain of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ken Blanchard and co-author Randy Conley bring ‘Simple Truths of Leadership’ to Warwick’s bookstore on June 1st.

“What is it like to walk in someone else’s shoes? Books allow us to imagine it, and movies allow us to see it, but VR is the first medium that actually allows us to experience it.”

People want to grow. It’s a basic human need. And organizations that create cultures of learning are going to satisfy this and keep their people—an urgent need during the time of The Great Resignation.