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Category Archives: Learning Strategy

Reevaluate Training and Development Budgets for Accelerated Learning

Jim Cusick September 2, 2021 Training and development are critical for success in your career or as a contributing member of your company. Therefore, it makes sense that companies spend ~100B annually on investments in employee training. According to LinkedIn’s 2021 Workplace Learning Report, this investment number will climb higher. I have been the beneficiary … Continue reading Reevaluate Training and Development Budgets for Accelerated Learning

How to Make Employees Adapt to Learning at Work

Lovepreet Dhaliwal June 1, 2021 Even though 87 percent of millennials believe learning and development in the workplace are significant, only 29 percent are satisfied with the career advancement opportunities available within their workplace. However, employee training is becoming increasingly important, and companies are recognizing its worth. As a result, the total spending on employee … Continue reading How to Make Employees Adapt to Learning at Work

A Complete Guide to Learning Management Systems

Harvey Singh December 27, 2020 Enterprises, learners, and organizations are making an evident shift from traditional learning to online learning. This apparent swing has initiated the need for a robust learning platform online that delivers apt knowledge to learners. This is a complete guide to Learning Management Systems, which will help every organization and learner … Continue reading A Complete Guide to Learning Management Systems

Why It Matters to Incorporate Continuous Learning into Your LMS

Dariya Lopukhina — March 5, 2020 Free-Photos / Pixabay With younger generations in the workplace and increasingly in leadership roles, they want more access to continuous learning resources. For those in L&D teams, this means that your learning platforms and learning management systems (LMS) can’t stay at static repositories of courses and materials anymore. Why … Continue reading Why It Matters to Incorporate Continuous Learning into Your LMS

Here’s why experiential learning is better than being right

By doing small, experimental campaigns and learning from them, we can refine our marketing approach to resonate with our customers. Stacey Ackerman on August 21, 2019 As marketers, we’re taught that the more we research and plan, we improve our chances of getting our marketing right. But is getting it right always the right approach? … Continue reading Here’s why experiential learning is better than being right

How I’m Learning to Become a Chameleon in My Work Relationships

Mel Rubbelke — July 1, 2019 — July 1, 2019 Think back to the last time you were frustrated by a colleague, friend or loved one because they didn’t understand you and your ideas. Were they over communicating, asking for meetings and calling or pinging all the time? Were they not communicating at all? Maybe … Continue reading How I’m Learning to Become a Chameleon in My Work Relationships