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The importance of alignment
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The Empowerment Zone 34
FEATURES, COMMENT & ADVICE
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Moving forwards The latest industry developments
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Earning trust: your most valuable commodity Advice on creating and maintaining trust
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Adapt and survive How to cope with change
Defi ning capability Rethinking learning outcomes
More than ‘ducks in a row’ The importance of aligning learning with business strategy
Big opportunity What big data means for L&D
It’s the little things The daily actions that can improve staff engagement
Work like an Egyptian The parallels between pharaohs and modern-day leaders
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