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Skills Capability Building – Knowledge Workforce VS Frontline Workforce

Disprz

fall in the category of knowledge workers. While employees directly facing the customers like delivery executives, restaurant waiters, retail sales reps, etc are considered frontline workers. A drastic change in the learning patterns of the frontline and knowledge workers has been visible pre and post-pandemic.

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Learning Agility: How To Drive Your Employees To The Right Skill

Disprz

However, they didn’t succumb but emerged stronger and positioned themselves for success. Why learning agility is important for frontline and knowledge workers. Learning agility is the key to success in a post-pandemic world for both knowledge and frontline workers. Many new roles have emerged.

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In response to: "Motivation is not what you think" by Jay Cross

ID Reflections

In Informal Learning , Jay writes about knowledge workers as: I like to work on things I help create. Such knowledge workers who are intrinsically passionate about their work are notoriously difficult to find and keep, writes Jay. Such innovative knowledge worker is a "different beast" to use Jay's words.

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AI-Generated Content Strategy in Higher Ed Marketing

Think Orion

AI has emerged as a powerful tool that has transformed higher education marketing. These algorithms analyze data patterns and learn to generate content, automating the creative process. AI-generated content is everywhere. With so many AI-assisted content tools, you must learn how to get the most out of them.

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The Working Smarter Fieldbook: A Glimpse and Some Thoughts

ID Reflections

While I follow the individual blogs of the writers mentioned above and I am familiar with some of the articles, the book brings all together in a cohesive structure enabling us to see the linkages, patterns, co-relations, and inter-connections. Undoubtedly, it has placed a lot of scattered information in perspective for me.

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Using SharePoint

Tony Karrer

In this post, I wanted to capture some of the patterns of use of SharePoint that seem to be emerging. Possibly its smarter use of Outlook that's the intent from a Microsoft vision of supporting the knowledge worker. In my post SharePoint Examples there are some great examples in the comments. A lot of what eLearning 2.0

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Quick Wins

Clark Quinn

I think Mark missed the bigger barriers of Changing Knowledge Worker Attitudes and the work literacy gap. And, when you look at adoption patterns - a lot of what makes adoption of Web 2.0 Mark - there's a reason that Andrew McAfee talks about these things being emergent ( Enterprise 2.0: answers is bad advice.