The triumvirate of organisational learning development in the modern workplace: (1) The individual (2) their manager and (3) L&D https://t.co/zZu3dubepk
Yesterday I was asked again how if we promote independent learning on the Web, how we can ensure people don’t learn the wrong things. Seems to me the learning police is still on duty.
We are excited to announce our newest research report by @JaneBozarth. Download it for free today to explore frequently-asked L&D questions and gain new insights on eLearning topics: https://t.co/0Jh8qLfrjW
Where Companies Go Wrong with Learning and Development "Today’s employees often learn uniform topics, on L&D’s schedule, and at a time when it bears little immediate relevance to their role — and their learning suffers as a result." https://t.co/AvV1uGPlat
"Leaders say they want transformation, engagement, innovation, creativity and agility ... but their actions and the environments they create say otherwise: what they actually value are the status quo, sameness, safety, certainty, busyness and consensus.” https://t.co/Mo4R3PP76h
Gender gap in senior L&D roles to close in 108 years! We need to take action to bring this number down! In the Fourth Industrial Revolution we strive for more diversity, equality and healthier workplaces.
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“We don’t do classroom training. About 2 years ago we just stopped it. When you explain the illogic behind classroom training as a method of learning, a lot of people say ‘yeah, actually I see where you’re coming from, it doesn’t make a lot of sense’...
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