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Learning Culture or Cancel Culture: You Decide

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A learning culture, as well as the type of employee training you offer, can create a corporate environment that may inoculate your company against the behaviors that would result in an organization being examined under the microscope of cancel culture.

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Leading the Way to a Learning Culture

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Culture happens. I know, it sounds like a bad bumper sticker from the ’90s, but it’s true: Your organization has a culture. To be successful, that culture will need to be one where learning is valued. Growing and sustaining that kind of learning culture starts with leadership.

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What Kind of Learning Culture Does Your Company Have?

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How would your organization change its training procedures and technology spend if it was discovered that there was a poor fit between those things and your company learning culture?

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TICE 2019 - Creativity, Culture, and Challenges Trainers Face

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Along with addressing the challenges of the modern trainer, an overarching theme of the conference was fostering a culture of creativity. L&D professionals were sharing the ways that they had successful learning in their organization.

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5 Ways a Strong Learning Culture Provides ROI

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The post 5 Ways a Strong Learning Culture Provides ROI appeared first on. On one extreme, companies lean towards mediocrity: just enough training to say it got done, with as little money spent as possible. On the other, companies will “chase the shiny,” grabbing every new technology and teaching method that comes down the pike. [.].

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10 Steps For Growing Your Learning Culture

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Learning cultures don’t just appear out of nowhere; they take time to cultivate. According to a study by Bersin & Associates, companies with high-impact learning cultures tend to significantly outperform their peers in many ways: They are 32 percent more likely to be first to market with an innovative product or service.

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7 Ways to Destroy Your Learning Culture

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No business wants to destroy its learning culture. Despite there being clear benefits to having a learning culture, many organizations give little-to-no thought on how to foster one, or even discuss why they would want to. The post 7 Ways to Destroy Your Learning Culture appeared first on.

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