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ADDIE vs. SAM: Key Differences To Master Training & Development

AIHR

The ADDIE vs. SAM debate has been going on since 2012 when Dr. Michael Allen introduced a strong competitor to the ADDIE model in the form of SAM. Benefits and drawbacks of the ADDIE Model Depending on the kind of project you’re involved in and how structured you want it to be, ADDIE has several benefits and drawbacks.

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11 Real-Life Human Resources Examples

AIHR

From comprehensive benefits to AI talent retention solutions, these cases paint a vivid picture of HR in action. Comprehensive benefits and mental health support 2. From finding and hiring new talent, providing training and development opportunities, to ensuring compliance with labor laws and managing compensation and benefits.

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Formal Work Environment: The Pros and Cons to Consider

LSA Global

Like the Marines, many companies in the oil and gas, finance, healthcare, and government industries also benefit from employees following more strict rules and structures. Kodak’s inflexibility which ultimately led to its 2012 bankruptcy is one of the most cited examples.

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Compliance Alone Won’t Make Your Company Safe

Harvard Business Review

In 2012, a JP Morgan Chase & Co trader, nicknamed the London Whale , led the Chief Investment Office to lose $6.2 The dominant response to this state of affairs has been — and still is — to appoint an ever-increasing number of compliance officers. billion from a series of high-risk trades. ” But is this the case?

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How Much Can Your Employees Get Away With?

Harvard Business Review

I could be as clear as day about my intentions, what I wanted from the kids, my reasons, and the consequences for non-compliance, and yet the kids did whatever they wanted. One of the benefits of teaching high school is that you get uncensored feedback — a kind of radical transparency — on every aspect of your performance.

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Why Individuals No Longer Rule on Sales Teams

Harvard Business Review

From 2002 to 2012, the impact of individuals’ task performance on unit profitability companywide decreased, on average, from 78% to 51%. Network behavior isn’t something you drive through compliance; you enable it through opportunity. It’s something that star-performing reps figured out on their own long ago.

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Will Big Data Kill All But the Biggest Retailers?

Harvard Business Review

A 2012 study by Kantar Retail shows manufacturer spending on trade promotion, measured as a percentage of gross sales, at the lowest level since 1999. Meanwhile, they have a challenging record of promotion compliance, and in many cases lack the requisite scale for deep collaboration with brands.

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