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Project management is becoming an increasingly critical skill for learning and development (L&D) leaders to possess.
Workflow learning is embedding learning and support in the workflow to be accessed while trying to perform on the job. Notice the word, “while.”
Moving from transactional, ad-hoc skills management to a transformative learning ecosystem will ensure learning is a key element in realizing the business strategy.
Training programs must enable employee performance; to do this, learning leaders must cultivate a performance-first mindset.
Unlike current VR experiences, the metaverse can be a social environment that enhances connections and reduces loneliness.
Successful organizations have leaders and teams that trust each other, communicate well, engage in healthy conflict and demonstrate collaborative high performance.
When learners recognize the advantages of continuous learning, their conception of “training” is transformed — and the organization’s culture follows suit.
With this shifting approach to work, there must be a simultaneous shift to support it in both talent management and people development.
Organizations are being overwhelmed by both traditional and new sources of data — with limited organizational expertise to leverage this data.