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More than 1,500 workers and hundreds of American companies were asked about their interest in – and access to – skills building. The results reveal a harsh new reality...
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A Tuition Reimbursement Program can help recession-proof your organization, attract and retain talent, close skills gaps and solve talent succession issues.
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Creating a Culture of Belonging: Strategies for Fostering Inclusivity. Employers can build a stronger, happier workforce by creating a culture of inclusion.
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Data analytics is increasingly important in today’s marketplace as organizations look to make data-driven decisions.
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DeVry & Interapt unite to build diverse tech talent pipelines through their 10Kx25 initiative in Atlanta, GA. Learn more about this transformative partnership!
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10Kx25: Bridging the Tech Skills Gap and Cultivating 10,000 Diverse Talents by 2025
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DeVryWorks promotes inclusivity in tuition policies and provides an equal path to higher education.
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Microchip Senior Vice President of Human Resources, Lauren Carr, shares the impact the DeVry Completion Grant is having on their employees and company. Take a listen to the whole interview.
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Organizational change management supports an organization through a major change and is necessary for effective implementation & transformation.
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To drive inclusivity in organizational tuition programs and provide equitable opportunity for employees to leverage the program, organizations should establish a direct bill payment plan.
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With the current technology skills gap affecting various industries, organizations are looking for ways to equip their team members with in-demand cybersecurity skills. Cybersecurity professionals don't necessarily need a technical background to thrive in the industry. It's possible to segue into the field from other disciplines.
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As the world becomes increasingly enmeshed in technology, there are ever-growing threats to the security and stability of the technology and data that power every industry and much of our daily lives. And, to put it bluntly, as a society we are not keeping pace with the demand for talent to protect us. With a reported 600,000 roles in cybersecurity waiting to be filled1, it’s urgent that organizations solve this issue--together. More broadly, steps to solve the cyber talent shortage might also point to opportunities and innovations that allow us to close other vital talent gaps.
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ITo create an inclusive work environment, here are 5 ways that will champion DEI.
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These six articles will show you how to become an effective leader. Discover what goes into learning, developing, and updating your leadership skills.
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Meta Description DeVry president and CEO Tom Monahan offers 6 tips for org leaders to prepare for the precarious economic period we’re facing
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Job seekers want to improve their skills. How can learning pathways improve your recruiting strategy and make you their top pick in a competitive market?
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Leaders in cybersecurity roles must be aware of the threats, create an incident response plan, and source talent from uncovered areas to help prepare.
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Recruiting from within your organization is a great way to improve retention and close skills gaps. Internal career fairs can help you achieve your goals.
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Meta Description Learn how a manufacturing company uses tailored learning pathways from DeVryWorks to prepare their assemblers to become technicians.
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As joyful as the holiday season can be, it often brings high turnover rates for organizations. Keep reading to learn why this happens and what you can do.
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Supply-chain leaders faced unprecedented challenges over the past 2 years. Now they must leverage what they learned to stay competitive as they continue navigating uncertainty.
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The pandemic has caused many supply chain leaders to rethink their approach to predictive analytics. How we harvest, analyze and deploy data has evolved.
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Find out the differences between managers vs leaders vs coaches, as hiring and developing the right people can take your company to the next level.
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What business leaders should know about the impact of inflation on their business.
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Rapidly evolving generational preferences are having a major impact on the supply chain. What supply chain leaders need to know to stay ahead.
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Business leaders should consider how they’re integrating upskilling into their talent succession plans and using those conversations to help retain their critical talent.
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Want to know how to empower women in the workplace? Learn how leaders can give women the tools and guidance they need to succeed at work.
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DeVry University Chief Inclusion, Belonging and Equity Officer, Veronica Calderon, shares her thoughts on the value of TR in this candid video series.
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Discover the benefits of supply chain digital transformation and learn about three specific dimensions of the supply chain that are ripe for digitization.
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Increase your team’s digital fluency, bridge skills gaps and boost revenue by learning how to manage, interpret and share information in the digital landscape.
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Employee retention is important for a high functioning team. Learn about how to identify flight risk employees and when someone may be most likely to leave.
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Learn the difference between lateral career moves and learning pathways. Discover how creating learning pathways for employees can help close the skills gap.
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To increase employee engagement and retention, rewards and recognition are crucial. Here are 5 reasons rewards are important to your team.
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DeVry University's Scarlett Howery explains how organizations can better embrace diversity, equity and inclusion to create a shared sense of belonging.
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IT soft skills are important for your tech team. Find out which skills your team are missing from the talent development experts at DeVryWorks.
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DeVry University's Elise Awwad explains why diversity in leadership is critical and five things to consider as you build a diverse leadership team.
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Align your onboarding experience to the pivotal first 18 months.
Read PostLeaders who know how to apply the fundamental management theories that support organizational stability while driving programs forward, can help strengthen organizational growth and performance. Could your team be enhanced by adding core competency skills in administrative leadership, planning, project management, and resource management?
Building a diverse and inclusive team and workplace culture is integral to your company’s success. Through professional examples we explore diversity, equity and inclusion within business and client relationships and things to consider when engaging different groups. They’ll also be given space to help them develop a clear perspective on their role in providing a diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment.
Navigating change across the workplace can be challenging for any team member—that’s why your current and future leaders can benefit from learning systematic methods for steering through and implementing change. Imagine the impact of leaders with a change management plan that aligns with real-world business models, human resources, and your own team’s values.
Developing your future leaders takes intention, and team dynamics can factor into your ability to drive success. Your leaders can begin by growing their knowledge of basic organizational behavior and learning to establish strong group dynamics. They can also learn key leadership concepts like using motivation and communication to make an impact on team function and work culture.
Through blended media we’ll work with your leaders on skills like conflict resolution, prepping for negotiations, distributive and integrative bargaining, resolution of impasse, ethics, power dynamics, personality, and key communication processes.
A leader’s ability to communicate can be crucial to everything from interdepartmental collaboration to sharing insights with upper management and other stakeholders. Building skills in this area helps emerging leaders gain confidence, clarity and credibility. Could your team use help honing their written and verbal communication skills, creating and delivering presentations, or reporting on key data to support executive leadership goals?
Many organizations these days deal with complex and strained supply chains and could benefit from leaders who can innovate and problem-solve around these timely issues. Developing leaders with knowledge about strategic procurement, working across operation systems and supply chain transportation strategy can help your team become a valued partner
When your organization relies on marketing technology and customer management to find leads and drive sales, your leaders need a solid understanding of fundamentals like consumer intent, advertising and promotions, and tracking key performance indicators (KPIs). Case studies, interactive tutorials and real-world projects enrich our sales and marketing learning pathways.
Even for those who don’t ultimately move into official leadership positions, these kinds of skills can help individuals to become more productive, more satisfied team members.
Although these skills are not the only ones that leaders will need, they represent a solid foundation on which to base your training programs.
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