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How to leverage the benefits of hybrid learning and development

CLO Magazine

To take advantage of these benefits, L&D leaders must rethink how programming is consumed, delivered and enacted to select the best formats for their employees and organizational culture. Within hybrid workplaces, organizations can level-up virtual learning programs further by including a blend of in-person learning and collaboration.

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Navigating the new normal: Adapting in the age of AI and hybrid work models

CLO Magazine

The days of top-down, rigid leadership styles are giving way to a more adaptable and agile approach. They encourage a culture of experimentation and learning from failure. Adaptable leaders empower their teams by fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation. Instead, it thrives on flexibility.

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How corporate universities fit into hybrid learning strategies of the future

CLO Magazine

The 800-room leadership and learning center in Westlake, Texas was important both to build skills and build culture. As the workplace becomes more hybrid, the university will become more important to the organization’s culture, Dingler says, since many people will have even fewer opportunities to meet their teammates in person.

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BYOCLO: Be Your Own Chief Learning Officer

CLO Magazine

Small, but mighty and agile. Agility wasn’t just vital at an organizational level, but at the individual level as well. Especially with the impact of the pandemic, it was apparent that the growth of the company relied on its workforce being able to stay agile, even as the needs of its industry and clients were changing.

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Let’s catch up on Learning Pool’s hybrid events from 2021

Learning Pool

Supporting women from ethnic minorities (fostering a culture that supports and values women from these backgrounds). As a result, sales enablement and learning leaders were forced to quickly adapt to shifting business priorities and have responded to these changes by being more flexible, agile and creative. The evolution of learning:

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Free learning & development webinars for June 2022

Limestone Learning

PT: Developing Agile Talent – The Secret to Building the Capabilities Your Business Needs to Thrive The challenge of the last two years forced L&D leaders to swiftly adapt their strategy and approach. Developing agile talent is the key to driving future organizational success. Why not wrap up spring with a free webinar or two?

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Here’s why L&D’s seat at the C-suite table is secure in 2021

CLO Magazine

From an organizational standpoint, creating a culture of continuous learning is a competitive advantage. Organizations need to be agile and adapt to this new world of work, which in many cases includes a heavily remote, more autonomous workforce. It’s not just about learning itself — it’s about the outcomes.

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