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Navigating the Future of L&D: Top 5 Skills You Can’t Ignore

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Source: RedThread Research] If this doesn’t serve as a wake-up call for the L&D community to reevaluate their strategies and skills, nothing will. As a bonus, we’ll also discuss “Leading from Any Seat—Why Every L&D Role is a Leadership Role.” The reason? You don’t need a managerial title to wield influence.

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Curiosity as a Business Practice

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Depending on your perspective, mindset, and motivations – curiosity could mean being open to more information or inclined to risk-taking actions and decisions, falling down the rabbit hole of the internet, or being engrossed in research papers. . However, as we unravel that thread there are some interesting discoveries.

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Community-Based Learning for stronger learning connections

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Cultivating Leadership Skills: Leadership-focused learning communities fill the gap in continuous leadership development. A community built for aspiring leaders provides them with a dynamic space to develop their skills, engage in meaningful conversations about leadership challenges, and receive constructive feedback.

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Building a Collaborative Learning Culture

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Considering that research (Laal and Ghodsi, 2012) has shown that nurturing a collaborative learning culture helps employees develop essential skills, such as critical thinking, decision-making, and creative problem-solving. Time constraints: Collaboration, in general, can be time-consuming.

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Embrace Summertime for Continuous Learning

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Whether it’s learning about leadership, innovation, or the latest trends, podcasts offer a fantastic way to soak up knowledge while basking in the summer sunshine. Have everyone go outside and “Zoom” or group “Facetime” on their phones. Picnic and Podcast.

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Moving from Onboarding to “Warm Welcomes”

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I’ve been doing some research, and the gap regarding the importance of new hire onboarding and how the actual experience is handled is interesting. Set leadership expectations. Leadership check in time. The Onboarding Gap. Having their stuff ready is the least you can do. This takes planning!

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The Courageous Learning Rebel

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Educating leadership on learning is difficult, especially if there are preconceived notions out there. I emailed research, displayed case studies, and pointed to blogs and other reference articles to support the case. No one likes telling the Emperor he isn’t wearing any clothes. This doesn’t change the need to speak up.