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Agile eLearning development (2): Culture

Challenge to Learn

But when I was preparing this post I realized that I had to cover something else first; Culture. But more importantly I found out that it is about trust and not about control and therefore it is about the culture of your company. It is also a very different attitude to planned development. But there is more to agile.

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7 tips for creating a healthy work environment

Fellow Digitals

In our series “Building a Healthy Work Environment,” Joost Drieman, an experienced senior certified coach and business advisor, shares over 35 years of expertise in guiding companies towards thriving work environments. It’s all about attitude Top executives play a vital role in shaping workplace attitudes.

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This Is What I Believe About Learning in Organizations

The Performance Improvement Blog

As globalization increases and communities become more diverse, the competitive advantage of any organization will be its collective knowledge and its expanded expertise. The biggest barrier to learning in organizations are the beliefs and attitudes of managers and leaders. It’s the Culture. Manager’s Role is People.

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4 planning tips for creating culturally-aware global eLearning

gomo learning

Gomo sister company, LEO Learning, performs a skills gap analysis before it embarks on its learning projects—mapping the skills, attitudes, behaviors, and performance requirements of the workforce against strategic objectives. 2) Always defer to local expertise. Start storyboarding today. Feels more authentic to the local audience.

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An In-Depth Guide to eLearning for Newly Onboarded Employees: Smooth Sailing from Hello to High Performer

Hurix Digital

Information overload, unclear expectations, and feeling lost in the company culture can hinder a new hire’s experience. Beyond the Basics: Things to Remember Needs Assessment: Before diving in, identify the specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes your new hires need to succeed. Ready to Launch Your New Hires to Success?

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Dr. RAJINI SRIRAMAN WALKS THE POSH TALK WITH LEARNNOVATORS

Learnnovators

She is a senior psychologist and a human resources leader with over 20 years of versatile organizational expertise. With extensive experience of working with people across diverse cultures and industries, she has converted strategies to actions and enabled institutions to move in progressive directions.

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On-boarding for a Job Role STACK

QuoDeck

Good examples of these are Javascript expertise for a ReactJS developer, Negotiation and Presentation Skills for a salesperson and Accounting Skills for a credit analyst. While such skills can be trained for, true expertise comes only from experience. Instead, what is recommended are skill assessments and quick refreshers.

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