As a learning and development (L&D) leader, your personal brand could be the difference between earning a seat at the table and being left out of crucial conversations.
One of the great things about the training industry is the varied opportunities it presents. Each business and industry will have nuanced educational needs and methods.
There are plenty of great alternatives to PowerPoint, but it’s still a reliable workhorse and if you are using it, it pays to be aware of some of the quick and easy techniques available to you.
For learning and development (L&D) professionals, data and analytical skills enable you to use AI tools more effectively by enhancing your understanding of how these technologies operate.
In this episode of The Business of Learning, we spoke with two “accidental trainers” to hear about their L&D career journeys and their advice for others in the field.
Presentation skills are consistently highly ranked as crucial in nearly every industry, yet speaking in public is commonly quoted as 75% of the population's greatest fear.
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