Living in Learning

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Learning Culture: A Product of Convergence?

Living in Learning

Learning is not the end game…it’s a by-product of enabling performance.while learning at the Point-of-Work and during moments of need. Yes, I tend to take a hard line on “performance” in the flow of work versus “learning” in the flow or work, but isn’t performance the ultimate outcome we seek?

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POINT-of-WORK: Sustained Capability Enablement Is Our End-Game

Living in Learning

Methinks building a culture is something you back into by taking bold, visible steps that communicate positive change that is not “done TO the workforce to make things better” but is “done FOR the workforce to enable their success. Make things better for those who make better business outcomes.”.

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Is Managing Learning Enough…Or Is Broader ACCESS the End-Game?

Living in Learning

In the event your brain immediately visualized training courses or learning events residing on your LMS…we have a potential disconnect here because “Training” in any form represents only the 10% in the 70:20:10 framework, and to make that even uglier, the 10% falls into the +/-5% of our 2,000 hour work year that Bersin’s research says we get each year (..)

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POINT-of-WORK: Diversity of Disruption

Living in Learning

If the rules change, so too must our game plan, and adoption of a Point-of-Work Solution Discipline represents a new game plan. Rules of engagement are being disrupted by increasing velocity of business demand and continuous change.

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Velocity of Business Changing the Training Game

Living in Learning

What rules are changing in your world. Velocity of work demand is rapidly increasing. The need to perform flawlessly is converging with the need to learn just-in-time. Traditions we hold dear are no longer able to keep pace. What are you doing in your training organization to keep pace?

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Learning Culture: A Product of Convergence?

Living in Learning

Learning is not the end game…it’s a by-product of enabling performance.while learning at the Point-of-Work and during moments of need. Yes, I tend to take a hard line on “performance” in the flow of work versus “learning” in the flow or work, but isn’t performance the ultimate outcome we seek?

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Old Dog with New Tricks?

Living in Learning

Have we lost sight of the end-game? This old dog was raised with the notion pounded into his head that if L&D does not produce measurable BUSINESS IMPACT, our jobs were at risk for being active participants as expenses in a cost center.

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