How can late career development programs help you retain experienced staff?
You might think that experienced staff in higher education are ready to retire or move on to other opportunities, but that's not always the case. Many of them still have valuable skills, knowledge, and passion for their work, and they can contribute to your institution's goals and culture. However, they might also face some challenges, such as keeping up with new technologies, adapting to changing expectations, or finding new ways to grow and learn. That's why late career development programs are essential for retaining and engaging your senior staff. In this article, we'll explore what late career development programs are, why they matter, and how you can design and implement them effectively.
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