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Boost Your Business with Resource Augmentation: Bridging Gaps, Propelling Potential

Infopro Learning

Unlike the traditional hiring process,  resource augmentation is agile and adaptive. Access to Specialized Skills: Tap into a diverse talent pool to acquire specific skills and knowledge tailored to project requirements.

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The Differences Between Sales Training and Sales Coaching in Life Sciences

PDG

Coaching The Differences Between Sales Training and Sales Coaching in Life Sciences February 27, 2024 – 6 min read The terms “sales training” and “sales coaching” are sometimes used interchangeably, leading to a misconception that they serve the same purpose. The same is true for top sales reps.

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Essential skills today’s leaders need to navigate ambiguity and activate talent

CLO Magazine

In addition to the development of technical skills to help companies adopt the latest technology, we need skills throughout organizations that can help people to adapt to change and maximize their growth—coaching skills. What exactly is coaching? What can you try? What resources or support do you need?”

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In conversation with Sriraj Mallick on the Future of Work

Infopro Learning

The shift towards remote and hybrid work models, the rise of AI and new technologies, and the increasing need for agility and adaptability have all impacted how people learn and develop their skills. Successful leaders demonstrate several traits including having a growth mindset, being agile and data driven.

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The Difference Between Knowledge and Training Skills

Time to Know

There’s a huge difference between the knowledge of something and the skills needed to DO that something. Knowledge is not the same as “training”. While it does include these things, knowledge transfer has more to do with identifying and harnessing your team members’ adaptable skills and abilities to apply information.

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Using Peer-to-Peer Learning to Build Collaborative Cultures

Learning Rebels

They are active participants with valuable knowledge and experiences to share. This form of learning leverages the collective expertise within an organization, fostering an environment where knowledge is continuously exchanged and everyone contributes to the growth and success of their peers.

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Impactful L&D Strategies for the Future of Work

Infopro Learning

Consequently, this transformative landscape calls for a shift in workforce roles and a corresponding evolution in the required skill sets to achieve them. But, before creating a strategy, L&D leaders should find answers to the following 5 critical questions: Have the necessary skills for the future of the business been identified?

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