When training budgets are slashed, what could workers do to further their knowledge and skills?
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Who you lunch with and where you lunch pretty much measure your popularity, your choice of company, and where you would like to be in the corporate ladder.
Training has become a top consideration more than money, insurance, and other fringe benefits when employees decide to either stay on or jump ship.
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