Pearson (FTSE: PSON.L), the world’s lifelong learning company, and Degreed are expanding their partnership to help organizations future-proof their talent in the AI era.
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As AI reshapes the professional landscape, the responsibility falls on learning and development (L&D) practitioners to prepare and transition talent for emerging roles and challenges.
For training professionals, understanding the current landscape of employee development and the road ahead is crucial to building a future-ready workforce. As 2024 rapidly approaches, there are three big trends we can expect to see in L&D.
New technologies, such as generative AI, have changed the function of human memory. Instead of worrying about linearly memorizing a bunch of facts, you can now be more economical in how your cognitive and learning muscle is used.
Today’s fast-paced work environment demands the cognitive development necessary (for individuals and organizations) to remain competitive and adaptable through change — and personalization is the way to get there.
Let’s shift our focus and ask the right questions so we end up with a skill development strategy that is tailored to our organization, meets our learners’ needs and is built on psychological safety and trust.
In light of the anticipated widespread changes, there is a pressing need to proactively develop future skills. This article outlines in-demand skills that reflect the blend of technology and societal shifts that are reshaping the workforce.
How do we future-proof our ability to stay relevant despite constantly changing conditions, and what skills should we cultivate at work to develop and maintain elastic enterprises and employees? Here are some suggestions to consider.
By assessing and addressing your team's skills gaps, they will be better equipped to thrive in the future of work.
Workforce Boards in Six States Selected for National Partnerships to Help Get Americans Back to Work
The Future of Work Grand Challenge today announced its selection of workforce board pilot partners, regional organizations that advance community-led workforce and economic development strategies.