Understanding the 4 Sets of Learning-Agility Behaviors
Learning-agile people have “learned how to learn” from their experiences and made a strong commitment to seeking new challenges that allow them to both apply what they’ve learned and acquire new lessons for later application.
What Is Mobilization?
What’s so often missing in today’s organization’s is the ability of leadership to effectively translate business priorities in a manner that mobilizes and unites a team behind a holistic strategy.
How to Align Professional Development with Your Business Goals
A cascaded framework can help large organizations make better professional development decisions, leading to continuous improvement and highly trained employees.
Training a Workforce in the New Marketplace Economy
How Uber is instilling its supreme customer experience culture in more than 500,000 drivers across Asia-Pacific.
5 Trends That Could Disrupt the Learning Industry
Corporate universities need to transform themselves into digital-centric organizations to stay relevant in the coming years.
Training Top 125 Best Practice: Scrum Done Right at The Guardian Life Insurance Company...
Through a series of experiments, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America was able to prove that the Scrum framework combined with selected practices from eXtreme Programming (XP) improved quality, accelerated delivery, and reduced the cost of delivery.
A Happy VR/AR/MR New Year!
Ultimately, we need to keep our heads and focus on creating learning value while also imagineering the potential of a training future with virtual/augmented/mixed reality capabilities.
It’s Okay to Manage Your Boss
Unfortunately, too many leaders, managers, and supervisors are failing to lead, manage, and supervise. They fail to spell out expectations every step of the way, ensure necessary resources are in place, track performance, correct failure, and reward success.
3 Best Practices for Enhancing Corporate Training Programs
Training programs must be evaluated regularly and adapt to industry trends and participants’ changing behaviors (and preferences) in order to truly be effective.
Leading with Laughter
Bringing humor to work even if you’re not funny.