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Are leaders born or created? This is one of the most-often-asked questions about leadership. There are several research reports that point out that majority of leaders are 'made', and training plays an important role in this process.
Rob Moors, talks about how to re-imagine training for future and challenges of leadership development.
Featured in February 2021 Edition of Employee Learning & Development Excellence
Matthew Daniel, talks about why is it important for leaders to unlearn, challenges that companies face when developing leaders and more.
Featured in February 2021 Edition of Employee Learning & Development Excellence
Good leaders are hard to find. Moreover, even if they are not, they are scarce enough that most organizations are struggling to find and keep great leaders.
From colleges and universities to corporate organizations, there has always been a lot of focus on leadership development. So much that US companies alone spend almost $14 billion annually on leadership development programs.
Our world of work is growing more complex and increasingly competitive going into 2021, given the significant transformations and disruptions that have rocked the global business landscape.
Remember when training largely took place upon hire and performance was measured in once-a-year annual reviews? The world has changed, and as a result, our work environment must adapt.
L&D is not about training, eLearning and courses; it’s about people, their potential and their performance. 2021 could be the year where we begin to focus more on the latter, instead of the former.
This time last year, we were just starting to hear rumblings of what would become one of the biggest public health emergencies of our lifetimes, Covid-19. One year on, millions of people are getting vaccinated, and the long road back to “normal” lies ahead.