AI has become a critical business skill, and L&D professionals can adapt by starting small—with one problem, one prompt, and one tool—relying on curiosity and creativity rather than technical expertise.
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Intrepid by VitalSource, a cohort-based learning platform designed for connection, practice, and upskilling, has announced the launch of its new podcast: Being Intrepid: Navigating the Future of Learning.
Starting a career in L&D means embracing learning, building relationships, and adapting to drive lasting impact.
Learning and development (L&D) is a business function that supports the professional growth of employees by building their skills, knowledge and competency to improve company performance.
For our purpose, in this article, a leader has an official role and, in their job description or responsibilities, has direct reports whom they oversee.
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For those who thrive on crafting engaging instruction and helping others learn, L&D can offer a rewarding next chapter — one with professional growth, better pay and, often, a far healthier culture.
L&D professionals must rethink training design to reduce overload, eliminate ineffective assessments, and create meaningful experiences.
You were chosen to lead L&D, driving transformation by aligning training with business goals.
A Chief Learning Officer (CLO) is a senior executive responsible for leading the organization's learning and development strategy.