In this episode of The Business of Learning, we discuss how L&D can improve employee engagement and drive business outcomes.
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I remember the first experience that made me want to pursue a learning and development (L&D) career. It was my first job as a bank teller, which was one of the most enjoyable jobs of my career.
Companies invest significant time and resources in onboarding and training new employees to have their skills and workflow integrate seamlessly into company operations.
Rapid changes across businesses and industries has created a widening workforce readiness gap, leaving employers without the talent and skills sets they need to drive revenue and remain competitive in their markets.
Starting a training program is a valuable investment. It enhances employee skills, boosts morale, and improves retention, ultimately enhancing customer service quality.
Among the most groundbreaking advancements are wearable technologies, such as augmented reality (AR) glasses and virtual reality (VR) headsets, which are setting new standards for on-the-job training.
A personalized L&D approach fosters autonomy and engagement, accelerating reskilling by aligning with individual motivations.
Ethical culture matters. Creating a positive working environment, where everyone is treated with respect and fairness, is just good business sense.
It’s no secret that artificial intelligence (AI) has changed how many industries function, and workforce education is no exception.