#DDI #PR pro. I mostly tweet about #leadership & #HR, and sometimes about #travel, #games, great #journalism and #food.

Joined May 2015
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Beth Almes retweeted
Leaders And Employees Are Burning Out At Record Rates, According To New Survey forbes.com/sites/edwardsegal…

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Beth Almes retweeted
New Global Leadership Forecast 2021 #research is now available! ddiworld.com/global-leadersh… Some highlights from the report via @DDIworld : 1️⃣Top critical #leadership skills for the future 2️⃣Most #leaders (60%) are burning out 3️⃣Only 20% of CEOs prepared for #digital transformation
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Beth Almes retweeted
17 Feb 2021
IT’S HERE! DDI’s Global Leadership Forecast 2021, produced in partnership with @josh_bersin, has arrived! Get your copy now: ow.ly/e53T50DBuke #GlobalLeadershipForecast
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Beth Almes retweeted
Leadership capabilities remain one of the biggest challenges for the decade. I'm partnering with @DDIworld to uncover the secrets. Please join us in this study. ddiworld.com/glfsurvey?utm_s… @BersinAcademy

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Beth Almes retweeted
“The good news for VR is that, even two months later, people are more likely to change their behavior when they do VR compared to other types of perspective taking”. Great article on ⁦@DDIworld⁩’s #VirtualReality #LeadershipDevelopment hrexecutive.com/inside-the-v…
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Beth Almes retweeted
23 Nov 2019
Check out this article from @HRExecMag recounting the experience of one man who used our #VR Inclusion Experience to get a taste of what it's like feeling dismissed and unheard in a meeting—and how this experience made him a more empathetic person. ow.ly/uwk550x7DVg
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Beth Almes retweeted
25 Nov 2019
Women are often told they need to dress and act a certain way to be seen as get ahead in the workplace. That's terrible advice. Check out this article by our CEO @TacyByham about what actually unleashes the potential of female #leaders. ow.ly/zI5M50xh8kA #hr #diversity

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Beth Almes retweeted
21 Nov 2019
Women are often told they need to dress and act a certain way to be seen as get ahead in the workplace. That's terrible advice. Check out this article by our CEO @TacyByham in @Forbes about what actually unleashes the potential of female leaders. ow.ly/yEMW50xh8at

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Beth Almes retweeted
As a leader, are you tired of mediocre ideas from your team? It’s not that your team is wrong - It’s just that they are stuck in the status quo. @DDIworld CEO shares 5 ways to unleash the leadership potential of your people via @Forbes buff.ly/2O675ho
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Beth Almes retweeted
10 Nov 2019
One way to promote inclusion is to show people how it feels to be excluded. That's the idea behind @DDIworld's new #VR training program. @CovestroUS' @Diversity_Dina shared her perspective on this innovative tool w/@FortuneMagazine! lnkd.in/eS3djhk

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Beth Almes retweeted
Can Virtual Reality Teach Executives What It Feels Like to Be Excluded? Spoiler alert: @FortuneMagazine reviewed @DDIworld’s VR experience, and they said YES! Check out their great video here: fortune.com/2019/10/29/virtu…

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29 Oct 2019
Empathy is tough to teach...but VR offers an incredible new tool! @DDIworld
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Beth Almes retweeted
29 Oct 2019
How does it feel to be left out or dismissed at work? Executives are finding out, thanks to a new #VR training program developed by @DDIWorld. Our own #inclusion expert, @Diversity_Dina, was among the first to trial the technology and shared her experience w/ @FortuneMagazine 👇
Can virtual reality teach execs what it feels like to be excluded? trib.al/jWQkuxH
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Beth Almes retweeted
29 Oct 2019
Can virtual reality really teach empathy? Check out this article from @FortuneMagazine about our diversity and inclusion VR program for #executives to find out! (Spoilers: Yes, it can!) ow.ly/JcKz50wWlHj
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Beth Almes retweeted
The folks at @arstechnica wrote a great article on programming games - and it features my game Lovelace & Babbage! @GotGeniusGames @artanagames arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/…
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27 Oct 2019
Pretty. Darn. Cool.
Roundup: Three “programming” board games that will tickle your pseudocode arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/…