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Bridge the Workforce Skills Gap with Mentoring

Chronus

For example, by 2030 in Europe and the United States, demand for physical and manual skills in repeatable and predictable tasks is expected to decline by nearly 30 percent, and for basic literacy and numeracy skills to fall by almost 20 percent, according to McKinsey.

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Grow multicultural leaders with coaching, not just business English

CLO Magazine

Diverse hiring practices don’t always translate into a more diverse workplace or improved employee retention,” wrote Zoe Mackey in her 2019 article, “Here’s How Workplace Diversity Impacts Employee Retention.” A November 2019 article in ATD’s TD Magazine , “Future-Ready or Not?” Uncertainty around professional etiquette norms.

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Learning predictions in a time of unpredictability!

Learning Pool

In 2019 it would’ve been impossible to predict how 2020 would change everything. In today’s blog, Director of Research at Fosway Group, David Perring shares his Learning predictions for 2021. You’d have to be an idiot to predict what’s going to happen in 2021…wouldn’t you?!

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eLearning Trends And Predictions For 2018

Adobe Captivate

This article draws pointers from my eBook on the same subject, and I have created it as a short, ready reckoner on eLearning trends and predictions for 2018. What Are The eLearning Trends And Predictions For 2018? Grab your copy of free eBook eLearning Trends and Predictions for 2018 from here. mLearning Or Mobile Learning.

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3 Key L&D Trends of 2022 and the 1 Pitfall to Avoid 

OpenSesame

Those in workplace L&D will turn to reskilling, upskilling, personalization and particularly on coaching and mentoring to avoid these challenges. A Google trends search for rescaling and upskilling shows that it became more popular in the latter part of 2019. Regional Differences in Learning Trends.

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COVID-19 didn’t challenge managers, it exposed them

CLO Magazine

But in Gallup’s annual survey on engagement , there was actually an increase to 37 percent engagement from 35 percent in 2019. Granted, the numbers fluctuated during the year, but they were still higher than most people predicted. In the past, the manager was a mentor and guide. Hold managers accountable.

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ILT is not Dead

Xyleme

In fact, according to the 2019 Brandon Hall Study , ILT remains the primary form of learning delivery in organizations – a whopping 94%, as opposed to eLearning at 77%. For years, learning experts have been predicting that ILT will slowly phase out. So why hasn’t it? ILT is still personal and engaging.

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