As someone responsible for providing training for Canada’s public service, you’re likely already aware of the ambitious new expectations set out in Beyond2020.
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One of the greatest challenges facing organizations today is how to equip employees with the knowledge, skills and abilities to keep up with the speed of business. The continuous need to upskill the workforce requires L&D to be agile.
By thinking carefully about the realities of government procurement, you’ll be positioned to build your information technology (IT) teams’ competence and resilience with the best, most timely and most cost-efficient training available.
If you’re looking to take your training management to the next step, you may be wondering if a training management platform is the right move.
The problem isn’t that businesses aren’t investing in training their sales teams; the problem arises when the training doesn’t adequately address key pain points associated with today’s sales learners.
No matter how robust your team, it’s nearly impossible to meet every training demand for a large or growing company. Sometimes, outsourcing is your best bet. Download this guide today to help ensure your outsourcing partnership is a success.
This e-book shares the top 5 features that L&D managers should look for in a training management platform to ensure it is worth the investment.
The second quarter of 2019 saw significant activity in assessment and evaluation, compliance training, e-learning, IT and technical training, leadership training, learning technologies and human capital management (HCM) platforms, and sales enablement.
Many organizations retain a chief talent officer to manage talent relationships in this era of shifting employment practices and to devise a talent management strategy that is both inward- and outward-facing.
There are brilliant people creating assessments that can predict outcomes like job performance, turnover and leadership potential. You don’t have to go too deep into the science to use them appropriately and make better decisions about talent.