Alison Humphries, Owner/Director, Recruitment Leadership Soft skills, Hard Results: Achieving transformational business growth from Learning and Development
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2. Key challenges to achieving growth 2017:
Getting the right people on board
98%
Upskilling the workforce
57%
6. Successful trade sale July 2016
Doubled contractor numbers in 2 years
Developed profitable new markets
Significant productivity gains
Moved from 11% market share to 22%*
Increased worker retention to 50%
Increase revenues by 175%
Increase EBITDA by 190%
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8. Leadership Programme
Foundation
Management Development
Topical/role specific
Industry specialism
Intermediate
Non-sales
Became an IRP Accredited Learning Centre (Level 3
Certificate)
Online resources
12. Structure the programme over several weeks
•Align with what they are doing in the real world
•Don’t overdo it with content
Build in Assessment
•Test retention
•Assess utilisation
•Can they teach it back?
Gear it to learning styles
13. A process that leads to change, which
occurs as a result of experience and
increases the potential of improved
performance and future learning.”
From How Learning Works: Seven Research-Based Principles for Smart Teaching by Susan Ambrose, et
al.
21. Lead from the front
Don’t try to teach everything at once
Involve everyone
Coach regularly
Build learning into processes
Don’t neglect specialist sector/market knowledge
Set objectives for every training intervention
Every change needs training
Assess at all four levels and celebrate learning