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Bridging the Soft Skills Gap - How to Teach the Missing Basics to the New Hybrid Workforce

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Informationen zum Autor BRUCE TULGAN is a sought-after speaker, leader, and advisor to businesses and executives around the world. He is the Founder of RainmakerThinking, Inc., which works with top companies on improving their management practices, as well as the bestselling author of It's Okay to be the Boss, Managing Generation X , and Not Everyone Gets a Trophy. Klappentext Nurture and develop well-rounded team players by focusing on soft skills developmentPeople entering the professional world are better educated than ever before. Their technical skills are often off-the-charts, helping them make short work of even the most challenging tasks. At the same time, however, many of these very same people lack soft skills we've often taken for granted.In the newly revised second edition of Bridging the Soft Skills Gap: How to Teach the Missing Basics to the New Hybrid Workforce, veteran business advisor, speaker, and consultant Bruce Tulgan delivers a practical and incisive roadmap to developing crucial professionalism, critical thinking, and teamwork skills. You'll also find:* A collection of 92 instructive lesson plans designed to break soft skills down into their component parts and teach them one manageable piece at a time* An exploration of the soft skills gap, including what it means and how its impact on your organization will be felt* Explanations of why you can't hire your way around a soft skills gapAn essential leadership handbook for executives, managers, and other business leaders, Bridging the Soft Skills Gap is a must-read resource for human resources professionals, team leaders, and front-line employees who deal with promising, but unpolished, talent. Zusammenfassung Nurture and develop well-rounded team players by focusing on soft skills developmentPeople entering the professional world are better educated than ever before. Their technical skills are often off-the-charts, helping them make short work of even the most challenging tasks. At the same time, however, many of these very same people lack soft skills we've often taken for granted.In the newly revised second edition of Bridging the Soft Skills Gap: How to Teach the Missing Basics to the New Hybrid Workforce, veteran business advisor, speaker, and consultant Bruce Tulgan delivers a practical and incisive roadmap to developing crucial professionalism, critical thinking, and teamwork skills. You'll also find:* A collection of 92 instructive lesson plans designed to break soft skills down into their component parts and teach them one manageable piece at a time* An exploration of the soft skills gap, including what it means and how its impact on your organization will be felt* Explanations of why you can't hire your way around a soft skills gapAn essential leadership handbook for executives, managers, and other business leaders, Bridging the Soft Skills Gap is a must-read resource for human resources professionals, team leaders, and front-line employees who deal with promising, but unpolished, talent. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part One the Soft Skills Gap 1 Prologue Meet the Workforce of the Future 3 Chapter 1 The Soft Skills Gap 9 The Soft Skills Gap: Growing Steadily from Gen X to Millennials to Gen Z to Whoever Comes Next 11 Something Much Larger Is Going on Here: The Post- Boomer Generational Shift 11 Soft Skills Are - Sort of - About Conforming in an Age of Non conformism 14 The Soft Skills Gap: The Missing Basics in Today's Workforce 17 Face the Hard Realities of the Soft Skills Gap 24 Chapter 2 You Can't Hire Your Way Around the Soft Skills Gap 27 Staffing Strategy and Hiring 28 Onboarding and Up- to- Speed Training 33 Performance Management and Talent Development36 Ongoing Training 38 The Human Element: What Role Are You Going to Play? 43 Become a Teaching Styl...

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