Understanding how learning takes place incrementally in four stages can help you assess the need for training and the motivation to learn.
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Across the business landscape, AI and other advanced technologies continue to drive change, requiring workers to develop higher-order skills to make the most of the human-plus-machine partnership.
Confidence breeds the pride and enthusiasm necessary for outstanding performance, constant and never-ending improvement, and the momentum that fuels an aligned organization.
A mind-boggling 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated every day. Although much of it is machine-generated, in the workplace, we are drowning in YouTube videos, blogs and other user-generated content.
For years, employers have faced a troubling lack of preparedness among college graduates entering the workforce. Now, it’s apparent that the real issue – one that is true for more than young professionals – is incompetence.
A very wise mentor once told me, “If you put in the time, you can’t help but get better. There is no way around it; perfection comes from repetition.”
The four stages of competence, also known as the four stages of learning, is a modal based on the premise that before a learning experience begins, learners are unaware of...
This is the third and final blog in the series, “How Managers Add Value.” The first blog addressed the role of the manager in helping others develop task-specific competence, while the second blog focused on the role of the manager in helping others...
This blog is the second in a three-part series on “How Managers Add Value.” The first focused on a manager’s role in helping others build task-specific competence: