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Whip Up Some Great Ideas: Make the Most of Talent Knowledge

Blog: Author: Joy Kosta | Source: HCI | 2 days ago

Talent surveys indicate that developmental opportunities go a long way to engage and retain talent; hear more in an upcoming webcast on Engaging and Retaining Talent on April 22 during which Towers Watson will present findings of their latest Global Workforce study. One of the things development depends on is a continuous influx of good ideas, that when applied on the job improve performance. But taking that next step requires sharing knowledge with others about what has been learned, what the benefits have been. There are several places to document shared knowledge—in FAQ’s, in legendary stories, in shared wiki’s (see example in blog Accelerating Learning Innovation at Genetech). Here’s another blog with more about this, Treat Learning as a Process, Not an Event from guest blogger Andrew Jefferson. How do you do document applied knowledge in your organization? more »

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