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The Week That Was

on May 2, 2013 · Comments · in The Week That Was

Don’t have a horse in this weekend’s Kentucky Derby? No worries; settle in with these top five stories from CLOmedia.com for the week of April 29. 1. What Is the Best Job in 2013?: Newspaper reporter, lumberjack and military personnel top the list as this year’s worst jobs, according to an annual report. 2. Learning Trends: [...]

The Week That Was

on March 14, 2013 · Comments · in The Week That Was

College basketball fans have just one more week before the greatest tournament — the NCAA men’s basketball tournament — gets under way. Kill the final weekend of sanity before the madness begins with these top five stories from CLOmedia.com for the week of March 11. 1. An Inside Look at Walgreens University: Walgreens is doubling its [...]

The Week That Was

on November 15, 2012 · Comments · in The Week That Was

Take a break from planning next week’s annual Turkey Bowl football game with your buddies to read these top five stories from CLOmedia.com for the week of Nov. 12. 1. The Diminishing Shelf Life of Learning: Redesign offerings to match the realities of today’s pace of business. The classroom needs to be less about information dissemination [...]

The Week That Was

on October 18, 2012 · Comments · in The Week That Was

Leaf peeping season is in full force, so catch up on these top five stories from CLOmedia.com for the week of Oct. 15 while you enjoy the autumn scenery. 1. Begin Leadership Development on Day One: Leadership development isn’t just for high potentials. Some say it should start as early as high school, writes CLO editor Frank [...]

The Week That Was

on October 11, 2012 · Comments · in The Week That Was

It’s too early to be spooked by the prospect of Halloween, so calm down and dig into these top five stories from CLOmedia.com for the week of Oct. 8. 1. Develop Leadership Strength Over Weakness: Instead of focusing on correcting one’s weaknesses, research shows that building one’s strengths makes leaders more effective, writes Jack Zenger, co-founder [...]