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September is National Workforce Development Month. It is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of career development in a growing national economy.
Career-long learning – experiential, on-the-job learning, social learning, and formal learning through training – can serve to reinforce the importance of – and demand for – learning for career development.
In the second part, Dr. Raman will talk about how the skills landscape is changing, how companies can adapt & more.
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Employee Learning & Development Excellence
Traditional training processes, namely ADDIE, have been churning out some disappointing training over the years.
For nearly every leadership development program (LDP), knowledge creation is the main focus.
When you invest in ongoing employee learning and development, you put your business in a position to succeed in times of change and be innovators in your field.
HR.com prepares HR leaders to be strategic business leaders by curating and delivering best-in-class products and services so you don’t have to waste time seeking out content on your own.
When everyone is ‘somewhere else,’ knowledge-sharing among ‘knowledge workers’ becomes especially challenging.
Our emotions are inseparable from our capacity to learn and develop. Therefore, we decided to look at the neurological cross between learning processes and how we feel.