It falls to the CLO and other senior learning leaders to convince their C-suite peers that now is the time to maintain, if not increase, learning budgets, ensuring the workforce has the skills, knowledge and agility needed to survive and thrive in the coming years.
The novel coronavirus has upended life and work as we know it. What’s next for learning and development?
The novel coronavirus has upended life and work as we know it. What’s next for learning and development?
Budgeting for learning right now is tricky, but these tips can help boost your confidence when doing so.
Do you have impostor syndrome? It can affect anyone at any point in their career. Here’s how your learning strategy can help your workforce — and even you personally.
When you become a lifelong learner and focus on continual learning of new, in-demand skills, you claim the power to face the future of work successfully. Here’s a how-to approach for the future of work.
It’s time to stop hiding behind the notion that “change is hard” because, while it may be true, it won’t help organizations navigate an increasingly VUCA world. Here are some strategies for a new decade.
Reflections on how our profession evolves (or not).
As the pace of change accelerates, a growing number of employers are turning to a new, and perhaps counterintuitive, education benefit: training for employees who will eventually leave their organization.
Free coaching, e-learning and ready-to-access resources — members of the L&D community play to their strengths and offer what they can in response to business and personal challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Upskilling has taken on a new urgency. Leveraging existing programs at colleges can be vital to a company’s growth and improving employee retention.
While there is no silver bullet or one right approach to every situation, here’s a framework for moving forward during times of crisis.
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Throughout his career, Jim Woolsey has focused on progress. As president of DAU, he’s continuing this tradition.
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