Insala, a global provider of Web-based career development and mentoring software solutions, announces that its newly released survey report is now available at http://www.insala.com/career-development-trends/
The Insala 2012 Career Development Survey Report offers insight into what organizations are providing, primary business reason for employee career development, which career development activities are most effective, and how companies communicate information about their career development programs.
The most notable findings of the 320 HR professional survey respondents is the use of a more collaborative social learning approach to career development. For director-level and above, the most effective career development program offerings are:
1. Performance-driven coaching (52%)
2. Special projects or situational challenges (42%)
3. Mentoring 1-on-1 (36%)
For all other employees below director level, the most effective career development program offerings are:
1. Traditional Training (50%)
2. Mentoring 1-on-1 (39%)
4. Special projects or situational challenges (37%)
Nearly half of survey respondents indicate that employees received information about their career development program through a company intranet, with one third of the respondents indicating that they integrate employee data to help complete employee profiles.
To view Insala’s 2012 Career Development Survey Report or learn more on mentoring solutions and services, please visit www.insala.com/career-development-trends/.
About Insala
Insala is a leading global provider of mentoring and career development consulting services and Web-based software solutions. Insala’s mentoring solutions include mentoring program implementation for educational institutions and corporations, mentoring training programs, and mentoring software. Please visit us at http://www.mentoringtalent.com/ or http://www.insala.com/ for more information.
Media Contact:
Stephen Grindrod
editor@insala.com
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