Creating a culture of training can be difficult at any company, but getting 1,200 agents across 28 offices in multiple states to voluntarily adopt training is nearly impossible. This is was what was staring the director of education at Sotheby’s International Realty, Lance Pendleton, right in the face. Learn how Pendleton not only created the company’s first onboarding program, but also how he can save 40 to 60 hours of annual training time for each agent, and how he plans to have a 30-percent corporate training adoption rate by the end of the year.
Takeaways:
How to make your training program more cost effective.
Understanding and getting ROI with your training system.
How to get the most out of your Learning Management System.
Modern Learning Made Easy - 6 Simple Steps to Creating a Smarter Learning Eco...Human Capital Media
Evolving workplace learning and performance doesn't mean we have to throw out everything we've done in the past and start from scratch. Rather, we must first shift our L&D mindset and reimagine how we can use familiar tactics to support today's employees.
In this session, we’ll explore the six components of a modern learning ecosystem. We’ll demonstrate how these components work together to empower employees and enable measurable performance improvement. We’ll discuss challenges you may encounter when trying to evolve your organization's learning ecosystem. You’ll walk away with practical ideas to help you evolve your approach so you can meet the needs of the modern workplace.
Learn how to apply design thinking to help others learn. While many talk about design thinking, it is often underutilized or even unknown in the learning space. This webinar will review basic principles of design thinking and empower participants to apply this method to solve problems in their organizations.
Ryan Seamons, Product Manager at Degreed, will lead this 30-minute session and share with you:
An introduction to design thinking
3 design thinking tools for your creative toolkit
Real world cases of design thinking applied to learning, including examples from Ryan’s experience building learning product at LinkedIn and Degreed
When you can use design thinking and when not to use it
How Microlearning is Having a $2.2 Million Annual Impact at Bloomingdale’sHuman Capital Media
Microlearning has quickly become a hot topic in corporate learning, primarily because conventional learning methods have struggled to meet the demands of the business and the needs of the modern employee. Many organizations are incorporating microlearning into their learning strategy and are seeing incredible results.
In this session, you will learn why Bloomingdale’s decided to break away from conventional practices and try microlearning in 2012—before microlearning was a known term. It will explore the issues the company faced when it was decided to take the organization down the microlearning path and what the dramatic results have been. You will learn from the pitfalls and successes that were encountered along the way. For some, this session will provide a wake-up call for how learning professionals need to adapt their approaches to better meet the needs of a business and its employees. For others, it will help them gain a better perspective on the true benefits of taking a microlearning approach.
In this session, you will learn:
Why Bloomingdale’s took a microlearning approach
What Bloomingdale’s learned during their three-plus year journey with microlearning
The ingredients of an effective microlearning strategy
The results that Bloomingdale’s has achieved: a $2.2 million a year impact
Talk to Me: Developing and Retaining Talent through Career ResourcesHuman Capital Media
Recent employee engagement surveys conducted by General Motors and other large organizations suggest that employee perception of career growth within an organization is a primary driver of employee engagement. Committed to expanding efforts to find, grow and keep top talent, General Motors leveraged employee feedback from three GM employee engagement surveys over five years to engage global leaders, HR and employees in building resources to help employees grow their GM careers. Supporting approximately 80,000 global salaried employees, GM’s multimedia career resources have led to an increase in employee career satisfaction over a five-year period.
In this session, attendees will learn:
How to adopt and enhance career development resources within an organization.
The importance of integrating learning resources with a company’s core values.
The benefits of engaging leaders and employees in the development and deployment of learning resources.
9 Essential Principles for Modernizing Your Learning EcosystemHuman Capital Media
Today’s learning leaders are facing a huge challenge: adapting their learning strategies so they can keep up with the pace of modern business. Employees are not being engaged or retaining essential knowledge, let alone applying it on the job. Resource constraints, deeply embedded but ineffective traditional approaches, and the latest industry hype all get in the way. The business is tired of waiting, and L&D value is being called into question. It’s time to evolve workplace learning and enable foundational strategies that drive real-world results.
On this webinar you will learn:
What it means to modernize workplace learning
Nine essential principles that will help you make an effective transition
A business-first approach to learning that is agile and continuous
Best practices from forward-thinking companies that have applied these principles and achieved considerable results
Modern Learning Made Easy - 6 Simple Steps to Creating a Smarter Learning Eco...Human Capital Media
Evolving workplace learning and performance doesn't mean we have to throw out everything we've done in the past and start from scratch. Rather, we must first shift our L&D mindset and reimagine how we can use familiar tactics to support today's employees.
In this session, we’ll explore the six components of a modern learning ecosystem. We’ll demonstrate how these components work together to empower employees and enable measurable performance improvement. We’ll discuss challenges you may encounter when trying to evolve your organization's learning ecosystem. You’ll walk away with practical ideas to help you evolve your approach so you can meet the needs of the modern workplace.
Learn how to apply design thinking to help others learn. While many talk about design thinking, it is often underutilized or even unknown in the learning space. This webinar will review basic principles of design thinking and empower participants to apply this method to solve problems in their organizations.
Ryan Seamons, Product Manager at Degreed, will lead this 30-minute session and share with you:
An introduction to design thinking
3 design thinking tools for your creative toolkit
Real world cases of design thinking applied to learning, including examples from Ryan’s experience building learning product at LinkedIn and Degreed
When you can use design thinking and when not to use it
How Microlearning is Having a $2.2 Million Annual Impact at Bloomingdale’sHuman Capital Media
Microlearning has quickly become a hot topic in corporate learning, primarily because conventional learning methods have struggled to meet the demands of the business and the needs of the modern employee. Many organizations are incorporating microlearning into their learning strategy and are seeing incredible results.
In this session, you will learn why Bloomingdale’s decided to break away from conventional practices and try microlearning in 2012—before microlearning was a known term. It will explore the issues the company faced when it was decided to take the organization down the microlearning path and what the dramatic results have been. You will learn from the pitfalls and successes that were encountered along the way. For some, this session will provide a wake-up call for how learning professionals need to adapt their approaches to better meet the needs of a business and its employees. For others, it will help them gain a better perspective on the true benefits of taking a microlearning approach.
In this session, you will learn:
Why Bloomingdale’s took a microlearning approach
What Bloomingdale’s learned during their three-plus year journey with microlearning
The ingredients of an effective microlearning strategy
The results that Bloomingdale’s has achieved: a $2.2 million a year impact
Talk to Me: Developing and Retaining Talent through Career ResourcesHuman Capital Media
Recent employee engagement surveys conducted by General Motors and other large organizations suggest that employee perception of career growth within an organization is a primary driver of employee engagement. Committed to expanding efforts to find, grow and keep top talent, General Motors leveraged employee feedback from three GM employee engagement surveys over five years to engage global leaders, HR and employees in building resources to help employees grow their GM careers. Supporting approximately 80,000 global salaried employees, GM’s multimedia career resources have led to an increase in employee career satisfaction over a five-year period.
In this session, attendees will learn:
How to adopt and enhance career development resources within an organization.
The importance of integrating learning resources with a company’s core values.
The benefits of engaging leaders and employees in the development and deployment of learning resources.
9 Essential Principles for Modernizing Your Learning EcosystemHuman Capital Media
Today’s learning leaders are facing a huge challenge: adapting their learning strategies so they can keep up with the pace of modern business. Employees are not being engaged or retaining essential knowledge, let alone applying it on the job. Resource constraints, deeply embedded but ineffective traditional approaches, and the latest industry hype all get in the way. The business is tired of waiting, and L&D value is being called into question. It’s time to evolve workplace learning and enable foundational strategies that drive real-world results.
On this webinar you will learn:
What it means to modernize workplace learning
Nine essential principles that will help you make an effective transition
A business-first approach to learning that is agile and continuous
Best practices from forward-thinking companies that have applied these principles and achieved considerable results
Recent research from Bersin suggests that workers are overwhelmed and have less time to learn. Specifically, 1% of the typical workweek is all that employees have to focus on training and development. LinkedIn’s 2018 Workplace Learning Report tells us that getting employees to make time for learning is the number one challenge for talent development in 2018. Therefore, learning content and how to effectively and efficiently deploy it to the workforce has triggered considerable debate in the learning industry.
Join Brett Wilson, Director of Thought Leadership & Strategy at Cornerstone, for an interview with Elliott Masie, founder of the Masie Center and chair of the Learning Consortium. During this webinar, we will hear Elliott’s thoughts about learning content challenges and opportunities and hear what learning leaders can do to best position their organizations for success in the future, ultimately answering the question, how will content change the learning landscape?
How often have you prepared a powerful presentation only to find that your audience gets lost in the data? Total rewards professionals rely heavily on data, but the value for business leaders is in hearing the story that the data are telling. How do you facilitate clear and concise collaboration among HR business partners? Storytelling is the art of masterful communication and is a valuable tool for influencing organizational actions and decisions. Hear great examples of the effect of storytelling and learn how it can be a tool that can boost your career.
In this webinar, you will:
Learn how to connect with your audience.
Learn the keys to successful storytelling.
Learn the secrets to influencing others.
THE SCIENCE OF MOTIVATION: WHY WORKPLACE MOTIVATION IS SO HARD AND HOW TO OVE...Human Capital Media
Join Saba as David Meade, international speaker and award-winning business strategy researcher, shares cutting edge research on the hard science of motivating teams and individuals in a constantly changing corporate landscape. Drawing on a host of new insights from the world of engagement and high performance in some of the world’s most successful companies, he’ll show how simple it can be to drive teams to achieve their best every day.
This session will include actionable takeaways for attendees at all levels of HR, and provide you with a practical toolkit you can apply in our business immediately.
Attendees will learn:
New insights on recognition and rewards.
The key elements of communication and culture that drive engagement and motivation.
How to recognize the importance of a tech ecosystem that emphasizes performance.
The role of interactivity and collaboration in motivating employees.
Ways to enable teams to access people and the information they need to do their jobs.
How a motivated workforce is directly correlated to business results.
Learning and leadership are in a constant state of change. Results today are no guarantee of success tomorrow. Now more than ever, CLOs are critical to a growing set of crucial organizational imperatives, from employee development to talent management and workplace culture. Learning is no longer defined by traditional bounds, happening at set times with specific people in certain conditions.
This special CLO webinar is the perfect opportunity to hear how learning is being redefined – by our times, by our organizations and employees and by us. Specially designed by the magazine’s editors and advisers, this highly interactive webinar curates ideas from the four city Breakfast Club series on defining and developing a learning strategy.
Moderated By:
Mike Prokopeak
Vice President and Editor in Chief
Chief Learning Officer Magazine
Panelists:
Ryan Seamons
Product Manager
Degreed
Tim Staley
Senior Professor
Keller Graduate School of Management
Margaret Flynn
Senior Product Manager of Learning and Collaboration
Saba
Most companies have bought-in to the fact that employee recognition is important, but many have questions about what recognition is. Is it service anniversaries? Incentives? Performance? Or something deeper?
The truth is, employee recognition dramatically impacts the way employees work. Study after study has shown the positive affects of employee recognition on engagement, profitability, performance, and almost every other aspect of business.
But what exactly is a successful recognition strategy? What are the factors that lead to recognition program success? And what outcomes should companies expect to see when employee recognition is done right?
Too often organizations implement stand-alone, HR sponsored programs without addressing a comprehensive, strategic approach to ensure maximum results and lasting impact. They find themselves in a perpetual loop changing programs every few years in an effort to find the one program that will finally stick. But the reason programs don't stick is often because the recognition strategy is flawed from the beginning.
Join Gary Beckstrand, Vice President of the O.C. Tanner Institute, and Jordan Rogers, Senior Analyst at the O.C. Tanner Institute, to discuss strategies that will ensure your recognition programs deliver ongoing, sustainable results.
Join us to learn:
What drives employees to do great work and be more engaged?
What mix of recognition touch points will result in the largest impact on your employees?
What are the roadblocks and enablers when building the foundation for long-term successful employee recognition solutions?
Beyond Executive Education: 3 CLOs on the Value of Investing in the FrontlineHuman Capital Media
It makes sense to focus on education for the leadership in your organization, but what about the people on the front line and in the middle? On the surface, it seems that these groups are being cared for and developed for career success—a recent report from the Institute from Corporate Productivity and UpSkill America showed that 89 percent of surveyed organizations offer development opportunities to frontline workers and 82 percent offer them tuition assistance. Yet the outcomes of the opportunities may not be a priority: 73% don't know how many frontline workers actually take advantage of that development.
Join practitioners from across the country to hear how and why they’re choosing to make education investments in their frontline and middle management not just a practice but a priority.
According research by ATD, only 38% of learning and development (L&D) professionals think they’re ready to meet the needs of tomorrow’s learners. So to help L&D teams better engage employees, Degreed recently surveyed 500+ people to understand the learning culture, values and habits of today’s hyper-kinetic, hyper-connected workers.
Sign-up for this 30-minute webinar to learn:
How people really build their skills and fuel their careers in 2016
What employees think is most missing from the workplace learning environment
5 strategies for adapting L&D to meet the learning needs of tomorrow's workforce
How does an organization like Comcast go about creating a holistic learning experience for its employees that is customized, scalable and as easy-to-access as Google search? Join Eric VanDerSluis of Comcast and Juan Ruiz-Hau of SurePeople in this interactive webinar to discuss how the Fortune 50 company adopted a mindset of innovation to help learners share accountability for their careers.
In this webinar, participants will learn:
The Comcast approach to building leaders to build the bench.
How Comcast is encouraging employees to own their career development.
A simple yet effective model for personal and professional development.
Worldwide, $130 billion dollars was spent on corporate training in 2014, up 15 percent from 2013. Meanwhile:
70% of organizations cite “capability gaps” as one of their top five challenges.
Employees have as little as 1% of their work day to dedicate to learning due to continued capacity strains
“Corporate training” is rated as the lowest valued way to learn at work.
That should be a scary picture for every learning and performance professional. We’re quickly losing relevance in a world that needs our help but doesn’t have the patience for us to get our act together. Learning and development must change to meet the needs of the modern learner and workplace — but how?
In this webinar, JD Dillon from Kaplan Higher and Professional Education will share his organization’s practical approach to evolving what it means to support learning and performance in the modern workplace. Dillon will explore the challenge facing L&D as it attempts to step off the business sidelines to become an essential part of the business ecosystem. Participants will discover how Kaplan used a resource-centered approach, supported by the realities of brain science and the context of the modern workplace, to become a valued partner to every employee in their student support teams.
During this webinar, we’ll discuss how L&D professionals can begin to:
Redefine what it means to support learning and performance in the context of the modern workplace
Shift L&D’s focus from formal instruction to searchable, on-demand resources
Leverage basic brain science principles to motivate learners and drive long-term knowledge retention
Create simple, integrated learning opportunities using diverse content and technology
Promote L&D’s position from the business sidelines to a starting role in every employee’s workday
The “Bring Your Own Devices” trend brought a flood of anxieties and benefits to the workplace. Now “Bring Your Own Learning” is upon us and has brought anxieties as learning professionals prepare for the complexities and work to unlock the benefits. This webinar is the first ever in-depth look at the data behind the Bring Your Own Learning trend.
You will learn:
The causes and data behind the trend and how companies are shifting to adapt.
What the "consumerization of learning" means.
How you can create a learners.-first culture in your organization while maintaining security and visibility.
Learning is your biggest competitive advantage – the key to getting and keeping great talent in an ever evolving workforce. People want to develop their skills for the future whether they are just graduating from college and are looking to land their first job, want to get better at the job they already have, or looking to gain new skills for their career of the future. Traditional classroom models are antiquated and outdated, but technology is making new things possible, and easier!
Kelly will cover:
How to shift your thinking and strategy to promote continuous learning
The tools necessary for making learning a habit rather than a chore for your workforce
Proven strategies for creating happiness at work
Revising your Enterprise Learning Strategy: It Starts with CommitmentHuman Capital Media
As a $1 billion growth company, AthenaHealth had grown rapidly over a relatively short period. As a result, their learning and development department was faced with new challenges related to leadership commitment, employee engagement and scalability to support the organization’s pace of change. During this spotlight webinar, AthenaHealth’s chief learning officer, Karen Hebert-Maccaro, will share how she stewarded the organization into the next phase of their enterprisewide learning strategy, through senior leadership commitment and the development of tailored learning experiences for each employee.
During this spotlight webinar, attendees will hear:
How AthenaHealth took a contemporary approach in developing their learning strategy.
Lessons learned as the organization underwent a significant change modernizing the L&D department and introducing a learner-centric culture.
The risks and rewards in overhauling your organization’s learning strategy.
Revising your Enterprise Learning Strategy: It Starts with CommitmentCornerstone OnDemand
As a $1 billion growth company, AthenaHealth had grown rapidly over a relatively short period. As a result, their learning and development department was faced with new challenges related to leadership commitment, employee engagement and scalability to support the organization’s pace of change. During this spotlight webinar, AthenaHealth’s chief learning officer, Karen Hebert-Maccaro, shares how she stewarded the organization into the next phase of their enterprisewide learning strategy, through senior leadership commitment and the development of tailored learning experiences for each employee.
During this spotlight webinar, viewers will learn:
•How AthenaHealth took a contemporary approach in developing their learning strategy.
•Lessons learned as the organization underwent a significant change modernizing the L&D department and introducing a learner-centric culture.
•The risks and rewards in overhauling your organization’s learning strategy.
MYTHBUSTING: HOW TO MAXIMIZE THE IMPACT OF INFORMAL LEARNINGHuman Capital Media
Informal learning has the power to grow individuals, the business, and the results of L&D programs. But while learners today now have 24/7 access to the technology-enabled, just-in-time learning they crave, this doesn’t mean HR and learning leaders should adopt a “build it and they will come” mindset when it comes to informal learning.
In this webinar presented by Julie Winkle Giulioni, best-selling co-author of Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go, and Saba’s Emily Manley, you’ll discover how to give your informal learning strategy the structure necessary for successful outcomes. You’ll learn how you can actively support informal learning in your organization to maximize its ability to improve performance.
You’ll gain insights into:
Common myths and misconceptions of informal learning—and the truths behind them
How the “6 C’s” can help you make the most of your investment in informal learning
Ways to transform mere information into skill-building and behavior-changing instructional interventions
BECOMING A PARTNER TO THE BUSINESS: HOW BEACHBODY BUILT THE BUSINESS CASE FOR...Human Capital Media
We know learning happens across different systems and devices, between people, and in the real world. We also know weaving it all together into a seamless learning experience takes some work: new system functionality with L&D, HR and IT teams working together.
As L&D leaders, how can we effectively convince and then work with other business leads to overcome organizational challenges?
The good news is the financial support is there: 70% of CHROs are investing in technologies to help them move faster (PWC Technology Survey in 2017).
The even better news is Beachbody has been successful in partnering L&D to the business and they will be on our May webinar to show just how they did it.
A View into the Modern Learner: How Walmart is Changing the Way Associates LearnHuman Capital Media
How employees want to develop knowledge and skills has changed. Gone are the days of dedicated classroom time and weeks of onboarding, employees want blended learning strategies that allow them the flexibility to learn when they want, where they want, in a variety of learning methods. Walmart has taken the lead and embarked on a new onboarding and leadership program that modernized the learning experience. By adopting D2L Brightspace, a new learning engagement platform, Walmart has been able to go beyond the basics of compliant learning by offering their new associates a digital experience that is engaging and flexible. Join this webinar as Steven Turner, Walmart Senior Manager II of Learning Technology in Global Talent Management, and Sarah Nicholl, D2L Director of Customer Success, discuss the drivers for a new kind of learning platform and how this new initiative is changing the future of the business.
Through this case study presentation, you’ll learn how Walmart:
Designed engaging content
Used a learning engagement score to measure learning interactions
Linked engaging content to business results
Q&A WITH SAP: HOW INNOVATIVE COMPANIES (AND THEIR EMPLOYEES) ARE GETTING FUTU...Human Capital Media
According to PWC, 92% of CEOs are worried that their employees don’t have the skills they need. Clearly, it’s not enough to just train people to do existing jobs. If organizations are going to survive into the future, we need to build totally new skills while we continuously upgrade and rebuild old ones. And ownership falls to both the organization and the employee.
Join us to find out what employees can do to be ready for the future of work and what organizations can do to empower employees and drive a continuous learning experience.
6 Ways Every CLO Should Be Using Video (and How Technology and Millennials Ca...Human Capital Media
Melissa is a rising star at your company. She’s been promoted five times in as many years, and is on track to join your leadership bench program. Unfortunately, she just gave her two weeks’ notice.
Capturing the knowledge of exiting employees is one of the innovative ways you could be using video but probably aren’t. In this session, we’ll explore six real, repeatable examples of how Qualcomm, Siemens, NYSE and other companies are improving their learning initiatives with video. We’ll also examine technological, social and pedagogical trends driving the shift to video, and how you can tap them within your organization.
Learning Objectives:
Discover new ways to use video for formal and informal learning at all levels of the organization.
Understand the technology shifts that are making video more accessible to all employees.
Understand how millennials' learning experiences in college will accelerate the use of video within business.
EMPOWERING WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: HOW TO DEVELOP FEMALE TALENTHuman Capital Media
How can organizations ensure that women are able to rise to leadership positions?
While companies have been making efforts to promote gender diversity, there is still a significant amount of progress to be made to ensure that women have the support they need to reach leadership roles.
In this webinar, you will learn:
Why it's critical for organizations to develop female talent
The path to female leadership
Female leadership development success stories
Recent research from Bersin suggests that workers are overwhelmed and have less time to learn. Specifically, 1% of the typical workweek is all that employees have to focus on training and development. LinkedIn’s 2018 Workplace Learning Report tells us that getting employees to make time for learning is the number one challenge for talent development in 2018. Therefore, learning content and how to effectively and efficiently deploy it to the workforce has triggered considerable debate in the learning industry.
Join Brett Wilson, Director of Thought Leadership & Strategy at Cornerstone, for an interview with Elliott Masie, founder of the Masie Center and chair of the Learning Consortium. During this webinar, we will hear Elliott’s thoughts about learning content challenges and opportunities and hear what learning leaders can do to best position their organizations for success in the future, ultimately answering the question, how will content change the learning landscape?
How often have you prepared a powerful presentation only to find that your audience gets lost in the data? Total rewards professionals rely heavily on data, but the value for business leaders is in hearing the story that the data are telling. How do you facilitate clear and concise collaboration among HR business partners? Storytelling is the art of masterful communication and is a valuable tool for influencing organizational actions and decisions. Hear great examples of the effect of storytelling and learn how it can be a tool that can boost your career.
In this webinar, you will:
Learn how to connect with your audience.
Learn the keys to successful storytelling.
Learn the secrets to influencing others.
THE SCIENCE OF MOTIVATION: WHY WORKPLACE MOTIVATION IS SO HARD AND HOW TO OVE...Human Capital Media
Join Saba as David Meade, international speaker and award-winning business strategy researcher, shares cutting edge research on the hard science of motivating teams and individuals in a constantly changing corporate landscape. Drawing on a host of new insights from the world of engagement and high performance in some of the world’s most successful companies, he’ll show how simple it can be to drive teams to achieve their best every day.
This session will include actionable takeaways for attendees at all levels of HR, and provide you with a practical toolkit you can apply in our business immediately.
Attendees will learn:
New insights on recognition and rewards.
The key elements of communication and culture that drive engagement and motivation.
How to recognize the importance of a tech ecosystem that emphasizes performance.
The role of interactivity and collaboration in motivating employees.
Ways to enable teams to access people and the information they need to do their jobs.
How a motivated workforce is directly correlated to business results.
Learning and leadership are in a constant state of change. Results today are no guarantee of success tomorrow. Now more than ever, CLOs are critical to a growing set of crucial organizational imperatives, from employee development to talent management and workplace culture. Learning is no longer defined by traditional bounds, happening at set times with specific people in certain conditions.
This special CLO webinar is the perfect opportunity to hear how learning is being redefined – by our times, by our organizations and employees and by us. Specially designed by the magazine’s editors and advisers, this highly interactive webinar curates ideas from the four city Breakfast Club series on defining and developing a learning strategy.
Moderated By:
Mike Prokopeak
Vice President and Editor in Chief
Chief Learning Officer Magazine
Panelists:
Ryan Seamons
Product Manager
Degreed
Tim Staley
Senior Professor
Keller Graduate School of Management
Margaret Flynn
Senior Product Manager of Learning and Collaboration
Saba
Most companies have bought-in to the fact that employee recognition is important, but many have questions about what recognition is. Is it service anniversaries? Incentives? Performance? Or something deeper?
The truth is, employee recognition dramatically impacts the way employees work. Study after study has shown the positive affects of employee recognition on engagement, profitability, performance, and almost every other aspect of business.
But what exactly is a successful recognition strategy? What are the factors that lead to recognition program success? And what outcomes should companies expect to see when employee recognition is done right?
Too often organizations implement stand-alone, HR sponsored programs without addressing a comprehensive, strategic approach to ensure maximum results and lasting impact. They find themselves in a perpetual loop changing programs every few years in an effort to find the one program that will finally stick. But the reason programs don't stick is often because the recognition strategy is flawed from the beginning.
Join Gary Beckstrand, Vice President of the O.C. Tanner Institute, and Jordan Rogers, Senior Analyst at the O.C. Tanner Institute, to discuss strategies that will ensure your recognition programs deliver ongoing, sustainable results.
Join us to learn:
What drives employees to do great work and be more engaged?
What mix of recognition touch points will result in the largest impact on your employees?
What are the roadblocks and enablers when building the foundation for long-term successful employee recognition solutions?
Beyond Executive Education: 3 CLOs on the Value of Investing in the FrontlineHuman Capital Media
It makes sense to focus on education for the leadership in your organization, but what about the people on the front line and in the middle? On the surface, it seems that these groups are being cared for and developed for career success—a recent report from the Institute from Corporate Productivity and UpSkill America showed that 89 percent of surveyed organizations offer development opportunities to frontline workers and 82 percent offer them tuition assistance. Yet the outcomes of the opportunities may not be a priority: 73% don't know how many frontline workers actually take advantage of that development.
Join practitioners from across the country to hear how and why they’re choosing to make education investments in their frontline and middle management not just a practice but a priority.
According research by ATD, only 38% of learning and development (L&D) professionals think they’re ready to meet the needs of tomorrow’s learners. So to help L&D teams better engage employees, Degreed recently surveyed 500+ people to understand the learning culture, values and habits of today’s hyper-kinetic, hyper-connected workers.
Sign-up for this 30-minute webinar to learn:
How people really build their skills and fuel their careers in 2016
What employees think is most missing from the workplace learning environment
5 strategies for adapting L&D to meet the learning needs of tomorrow's workforce
How does an organization like Comcast go about creating a holistic learning experience for its employees that is customized, scalable and as easy-to-access as Google search? Join Eric VanDerSluis of Comcast and Juan Ruiz-Hau of SurePeople in this interactive webinar to discuss how the Fortune 50 company adopted a mindset of innovation to help learners share accountability for their careers.
In this webinar, participants will learn:
The Comcast approach to building leaders to build the bench.
How Comcast is encouraging employees to own their career development.
A simple yet effective model for personal and professional development.
Worldwide, $130 billion dollars was spent on corporate training in 2014, up 15 percent from 2013. Meanwhile:
70% of organizations cite “capability gaps” as one of their top five challenges.
Employees have as little as 1% of their work day to dedicate to learning due to continued capacity strains
“Corporate training” is rated as the lowest valued way to learn at work.
That should be a scary picture for every learning and performance professional. We’re quickly losing relevance in a world that needs our help but doesn’t have the patience for us to get our act together. Learning and development must change to meet the needs of the modern learner and workplace — but how?
In this webinar, JD Dillon from Kaplan Higher and Professional Education will share his organization’s practical approach to evolving what it means to support learning and performance in the modern workplace. Dillon will explore the challenge facing L&D as it attempts to step off the business sidelines to become an essential part of the business ecosystem. Participants will discover how Kaplan used a resource-centered approach, supported by the realities of brain science and the context of the modern workplace, to become a valued partner to every employee in their student support teams.
During this webinar, we’ll discuss how L&D professionals can begin to:
Redefine what it means to support learning and performance in the context of the modern workplace
Shift L&D’s focus from formal instruction to searchable, on-demand resources
Leverage basic brain science principles to motivate learners and drive long-term knowledge retention
Create simple, integrated learning opportunities using diverse content and technology
Promote L&D’s position from the business sidelines to a starting role in every employee’s workday
The “Bring Your Own Devices” trend brought a flood of anxieties and benefits to the workplace. Now “Bring Your Own Learning” is upon us and has brought anxieties as learning professionals prepare for the complexities and work to unlock the benefits. This webinar is the first ever in-depth look at the data behind the Bring Your Own Learning trend.
You will learn:
The causes and data behind the trend and how companies are shifting to adapt.
What the "consumerization of learning" means.
How you can create a learners.-first culture in your organization while maintaining security and visibility.
Learning is your biggest competitive advantage – the key to getting and keeping great talent in an ever evolving workforce. People want to develop their skills for the future whether they are just graduating from college and are looking to land their first job, want to get better at the job they already have, or looking to gain new skills for their career of the future. Traditional classroom models are antiquated and outdated, but technology is making new things possible, and easier!
Kelly will cover:
How to shift your thinking and strategy to promote continuous learning
The tools necessary for making learning a habit rather than a chore for your workforce
Proven strategies for creating happiness at work
Revising your Enterprise Learning Strategy: It Starts with CommitmentHuman Capital Media
As a $1 billion growth company, AthenaHealth had grown rapidly over a relatively short period. As a result, their learning and development department was faced with new challenges related to leadership commitment, employee engagement and scalability to support the organization’s pace of change. During this spotlight webinar, AthenaHealth’s chief learning officer, Karen Hebert-Maccaro, will share how she stewarded the organization into the next phase of their enterprisewide learning strategy, through senior leadership commitment and the development of tailored learning experiences for each employee.
During this spotlight webinar, attendees will hear:
How AthenaHealth took a contemporary approach in developing their learning strategy.
Lessons learned as the organization underwent a significant change modernizing the L&D department and introducing a learner-centric culture.
The risks and rewards in overhauling your organization’s learning strategy.
Revising your Enterprise Learning Strategy: It Starts with CommitmentCornerstone OnDemand
As a $1 billion growth company, AthenaHealth had grown rapidly over a relatively short period. As a result, their learning and development department was faced with new challenges related to leadership commitment, employee engagement and scalability to support the organization’s pace of change. During this spotlight webinar, AthenaHealth’s chief learning officer, Karen Hebert-Maccaro, shares how she stewarded the organization into the next phase of their enterprisewide learning strategy, through senior leadership commitment and the development of tailored learning experiences for each employee.
During this spotlight webinar, viewers will learn:
•How AthenaHealth took a contemporary approach in developing their learning strategy.
•Lessons learned as the organization underwent a significant change modernizing the L&D department and introducing a learner-centric culture.
•The risks and rewards in overhauling your organization’s learning strategy.
MYTHBUSTING: HOW TO MAXIMIZE THE IMPACT OF INFORMAL LEARNINGHuman Capital Media
Informal learning has the power to grow individuals, the business, and the results of L&D programs. But while learners today now have 24/7 access to the technology-enabled, just-in-time learning they crave, this doesn’t mean HR and learning leaders should adopt a “build it and they will come” mindset when it comes to informal learning.
In this webinar presented by Julie Winkle Giulioni, best-selling co-author of Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go, and Saba’s Emily Manley, you’ll discover how to give your informal learning strategy the structure necessary for successful outcomes. You’ll learn how you can actively support informal learning in your organization to maximize its ability to improve performance.
You’ll gain insights into:
Common myths and misconceptions of informal learning—and the truths behind them
How the “6 C’s” can help you make the most of your investment in informal learning
Ways to transform mere information into skill-building and behavior-changing instructional interventions
BECOMING A PARTNER TO THE BUSINESS: HOW BEACHBODY BUILT THE BUSINESS CASE FOR...Human Capital Media
We know learning happens across different systems and devices, between people, and in the real world. We also know weaving it all together into a seamless learning experience takes some work: new system functionality with L&D, HR and IT teams working together.
As L&D leaders, how can we effectively convince and then work with other business leads to overcome organizational challenges?
The good news is the financial support is there: 70% of CHROs are investing in technologies to help them move faster (PWC Technology Survey in 2017).
The even better news is Beachbody has been successful in partnering L&D to the business and they will be on our May webinar to show just how they did it.
A View into the Modern Learner: How Walmart is Changing the Way Associates LearnHuman Capital Media
How employees want to develop knowledge and skills has changed. Gone are the days of dedicated classroom time and weeks of onboarding, employees want blended learning strategies that allow them the flexibility to learn when they want, where they want, in a variety of learning methods. Walmart has taken the lead and embarked on a new onboarding and leadership program that modernized the learning experience. By adopting D2L Brightspace, a new learning engagement platform, Walmart has been able to go beyond the basics of compliant learning by offering their new associates a digital experience that is engaging and flexible. Join this webinar as Steven Turner, Walmart Senior Manager II of Learning Technology in Global Talent Management, and Sarah Nicholl, D2L Director of Customer Success, discuss the drivers for a new kind of learning platform and how this new initiative is changing the future of the business.
Through this case study presentation, you’ll learn how Walmart:
Designed engaging content
Used a learning engagement score to measure learning interactions
Linked engaging content to business results
Q&A WITH SAP: HOW INNOVATIVE COMPANIES (AND THEIR EMPLOYEES) ARE GETTING FUTU...Human Capital Media
According to PWC, 92% of CEOs are worried that their employees don’t have the skills they need. Clearly, it’s not enough to just train people to do existing jobs. If organizations are going to survive into the future, we need to build totally new skills while we continuously upgrade and rebuild old ones. And ownership falls to both the organization and the employee.
Join us to find out what employees can do to be ready for the future of work and what organizations can do to empower employees and drive a continuous learning experience.
6 Ways Every CLO Should Be Using Video (and How Technology and Millennials Ca...Human Capital Media
Melissa is a rising star at your company. She’s been promoted five times in as many years, and is on track to join your leadership bench program. Unfortunately, she just gave her two weeks’ notice.
Capturing the knowledge of exiting employees is one of the innovative ways you could be using video but probably aren’t. In this session, we’ll explore six real, repeatable examples of how Qualcomm, Siemens, NYSE and other companies are improving their learning initiatives with video. We’ll also examine technological, social and pedagogical trends driving the shift to video, and how you can tap them within your organization.
Learning Objectives:
Discover new ways to use video for formal and informal learning at all levels of the organization.
Understand the technology shifts that are making video more accessible to all employees.
Understand how millennials' learning experiences in college will accelerate the use of video within business.
EMPOWERING WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: HOW TO DEVELOP FEMALE TALENTHuman Capital Media
How can organizations ensure that women are able to rise to leadership positions?
While companies have been making efforts to promote gender diversity, there is still a significant amount of progress to be made to ensure that women have the support they need to reach leadership roles.
In this webinar, you will learn:
Why it's critical for organizations to develop female talent
The path to female leadership
Female leadership development success stories
The world of work is changing rapidly. Employees are demanding more learning and development opportunities that are engaging, easy to consume and available on-demand—when and where the they want it. Organizations are finding that recruiting and keeping employees is a growing challenge and are investing in learning and development programs to attract and retain workers. However, even with an increase in the availability of on-demand, easy to consume learning, many employees still are not engaging with it. This isn't simply an 'If you build it, they will come' situation. Without attention to creating appealing and engaging learning opportunities within a modern learning culture, that organizational investment is likely to fall very short of its potential.
In this webinar, tactics will be presented to help you:
Get insights to determine if your employees are engaged
Embed learning into organizational culture to drive employee engagement
Design learner-centric programs that put your employees in the driver's seat of their professional development
The concept of “open-source” — that is, software for which the original “source” code is made freely available for others to add on, modify, and improve — radically changed the way software is developed, and has played a large part in enabling the technology boom we see around us today.
But the open-source idea isn’t just for software engineers. Some of the core ideas associated with open-source approaches can offer interesting new directions for L&D teams too.
As decentralization, openness, sharing, and collaboration become the new norm in many organizations, the idea that anyone can share their expertise broadly, and that individuals and teams can access and build on each other’s know-how perfectly encapsulates this concept of ‘open-source learning’ perfectly.
In this presentation, you will learn from the experiences of a technology company on applying the concepts of open-source software development to development of another kind – that of your staff. We’ll cover:
The fundamentals of “open-source learning”
How these relate to knowledge sharing and learning within an organization
How to make open-source learning happen
The role of the L&D professional in driving an open-source learning culture
FINALLY CAPTURE THE WHITE WHALE OF LEARNING: MEASURE IMPACT ON BUSINESS RESULTSHuman Capital Media
Learning has become a top concern for the C-level. Business impact and ROI of learning programs are the top two priorities of CEOs, according to the LinkedIn Workplace Learning Report. Yet only a small percentage of organizations are delivering on either of those insights. Measuring learning at the higher levels of the Kirkpatrick model is a struggle that many organizations are facing. However, with advancements in big data technology and analysis, measuring business impact is no longer a white whale.
In this interactive webinar, learning leader, Tina Woita, will level set on what is happening in learning functions today and the common challenges organizations are facing in their attempts to measure impact. Illustrated through her own experiences, Tina will share practical tips on how you can empower your teams with the right tools and strategy to successfully measure the dollar and productivity impact of your learning programs.
Key takeaways:
Common measurement challenges at each level of the Kirkpatrick Model
Effective measurement strategies
Relevant success stories of measuring learning impact
It’s time to confront the elephant in the room—The LMS.
We know you’re frustrated by it. We know it doesn’t work (especially in retail). And, we know it doesn’t make your associates more effective on the job. So, why throw cash at a tool that will only let you down?
Fact is, the LMS wasn’t designed for a fast-paced, constantly changing retail environment. Associates don’t sit at a computer for hours each day or have a ton of dedicated time to spend on training. Even when they do have scheduled training time, the LMS can’t deliver the material in an ongoing, engaging way that helps associates remember what they need to know to achieve your objectives—whether it’s increasing sales, providing a superior customer experience, reducing accidents on the job, implementing your omni-channel strategy, or accomplishing anything else that’s critical to your business.
Bottom line? If you don’t have an effective way to build employee knowledge and enthusiasm, you can’t build a high-performing team. And, if you don’t have a workforce that drives results, ultimately, you’ll get the blame.
So, if you’re ready to take a stand and move beyond the LMS, this webinar is for you. Learn about:
5 disconnects between the retail environment and the LMS that are holding you back
6 capabilities of modern learning solutions that can boost business results
3 stories of progressive retailers who all said “No” to the LMS and are achieving tremendous success
On average, people only have 1 percent of their workweek to focus on learning, and employees are now interrupted as frequently as every five minutes[1]. In addition to distractions, workers are simply too busy and impatient to sit down and complete hours-long training. Most learners will not watch videos more than four minutes long, and 55 percent of people spend fewer than 15 seconds on a website[2].
As employee learning and development time continues to be a premium in organizations, Microlearning could be seen as the solution to end all issues - yet this strategy continues to be misunderstood. It has the potential to expedite learning and improve effectiveness – so why isn’t everyone doing it?
In this session, Summer Salomonsen, Chief Learning Officer at Grovo and Tom Tonkin, Ph.D., Principal Consultant, Thought-Leadership and Advisory Services at Cornerstone OnDemand, will conversationally discuss:
The current state of Microlearning
What Microlearning is, and is not
Areas of success and pitfalls when it comes to Microlearning
Creating a Microlearning strategy in your company in 3 easy steps
Use cases and examples of Microlearning as experienced in real workplace scenarios
Join us for this lively discussion that will be insightful, casual, and is bound to have a fair amount of friendly banter and disagreement! You’ll walk away with a good understanding of Microlearning and how you can utilize it for your own benefit.
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND THE MULTIGENERATIONAL WORKFORCEHuman Capital Media
The Millennial generation, within just a few years this group will represent the largest demographic in the workplace. Recent trends in performance management place a lot of focus on how organizations can get the most from Millennials. This concentration on Millennials is short-sighted, as there is an upcoming challenge to the workforce that is a bit more complex: the future workforce, the now workforce is multigenerational, one comprised of employees from between four and six generations. Join people, performance and organizational culture thought leader Kimberly Isley-Pesto to gain insights on how to cultivate leaders within your organization to understand how generational differences impacts performance management. Kimberly will share examples of how leaders can leverage this knowledge of demographics to drive greater workforce performance.
Three takeaways:
Performance management is a continuous leadership action
Focus on people performance, not on the performance management process
Developing leader's skills and competencies in coaching and feedback can not be replaced with software
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In today’s dynamic business world, it is imperative to be able to react proactively to changes in the macro and micro environments with a strategy for all of your business’s investments, including their most important and largest asset, their employees. In their workforce planning efforts, C-suite leaders have to plan for critical roles and competencies that address the demand for candidates and ensure it aligns with the company’s business strategy.
Join us for the webinar, Strategic Workforce Planning: Where HR and Finance Meet, to learn how Oracle’s Strategic Workforce Planning Cloud Service (SWPCS) can help today’s HR leaders align future human capital needs with future strategic decisions of the C-suite. SWPCS provides the ability to visualize scenarios with an infinite amount of options to help determine the best approach to both tactical and strategic decisions. Learn how your organization can benefit from resource efficiency, global strategy alignment and cross-departmental collaboration through SWPCS.
What Attendees Will Learn:
The steps and best practices on how to execute Strategic Workforce Planning in your organization.
How human resources can collaborate with finance departments to align future human capital needs with future strategic decisions of the business.
How to use the tool to identify current skill gaps and forecast future workforce needs.
Examples of what-if scenarios with data and input from the HR and Finance management systems that can help prepare for the unexpected and establish action plans.
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ADDRESSING THE SKILLS GAP BY IDENTIFYING, DEVELOPING, AND REWARDING LIFELONG ...Human Capital Media
Organizations are struggling to find skilled workers to fill jobs. Workers are struggling to stay up to speed on the skills they need to succeed in today’s labour market. Students are graduating with skills that are already obsolete. Despite this, there is massive voluntary turnover happening across industries as employees seek jobs that offer them education and growth opportunities. Businesses and educators today need to invest in workforce learning and development in order to stay relevant and prepared for a rapidly changing economy. Employers need to work with education institutions to recruit, develop, and retain lifelong learners who have the capacity and desire to upskill and reskill over the course of their careers.
In this webinar:
Explore the skills gap facing organizations today
Analyze the role of workforce and educators in solving the skills gap
Learn how to identify lifelong learners who will be able to upskill and reskill over time
Discover strategies for effectively rewarding and encouraging lifelong learning at your organization
What drives employee engagement across the globe? What can you do to meaningfully improve employee experience in your organization? Join Qualtrics Employee Experience Consultant Yesenia Cancel for a deep-dive into the 2020 Global Employee Experience Trends, a comprehensive study of 13K+ workers across 13 geographies. Through a mix of data insights and case studies, Yesenia will highlight insights to drive your people strategy in 2020 and beyond.
Learning objectives:
Deep dive into 3 key trends that can impact your people strategy in 2020
Hear how other HR leaders are gathering and acting on employee feedback
Learn proven strategies for empowering managers to act on employee feedback
2020 is the year that accelerates HR’s focus on supporting the changing nature of work. We see the convergence of trends in people analytics, employee experience and the race to embrace digital strategies in every industry. Nobody disputes that the future of work is being shaped by what many call the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Join Paul Rubenstein, Chief People Officer, Visier and Ravin Jesuthasan, Author and Managing Director, Willis Tower Watson as they explore the role that HR leaders will play in supporting business and talent outcomes.
We will dive into the new expectations of HR’s capabilities around technology and people science and examine practical insights drawn from Willis Towers Watson’s new white paper HR4.0: Shaping People Strategies in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This will include a discussion of case studies and experiments from organizations who are breaking new ground in the use of analytics, assessment science, talent management techniques and other practices as their HR functions shift from being stewards of employment to being stewards of work.
IS IT TIME TO RESHAPE YOUR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY?Human Capital Media
Leadership development today is not delivering on board level expectations and research shows there are issues in developing leaders just-in-time and in a consistent and cost-effective way. There’s a growing need for organizations to completely rethink how they develop their leaders. This session will demonstrate how leadership development can deliver on its promise and how you can tune your LD-strategy and offer tomorrow’s needs.
The learning objectives for this interactive session are:
Understand the current state of leadership development in organizations
Explore the reasons why LD often fails today
Provide a leadership development framework to enable performance for all leader
Review key metrics and enablers for leadership development
MEASURING THE BUSINESS IMPACT OF LEARNING: WHAT WE’VE LEARNEDHuman Capital Media
The ‘Measuring the Business Impact of Learning’ benchmarking survey, conducted by LEO Learning and Watershed (on behalf of Learning Technologies Group) is entering its fourth year. With the survey launching on November 1st and closing on December 13th, LEO Learning and Watershed are holding a webinar to reflect on the results so far, plus discuss how organizations they’re working with have overcome the barriers in measurement planning and implementation. The insights are drawn from their group experience working with a range of clients in this field and should be valuable for anyone who wants to get going in learning analytics and sustainable business impact assessment.
Join your hosts as they cover the state of the world of measurement, and you’ll receive:
An understanding of how well-known organizations have overcome the barriers in measurement planning and implementation.
Real-world examples of how to get management buy-in, designing for data, building data ecosystems, implementing a learning analytics strategy and more.
The opportunity to take this years ‘Measuring the Business Impact of Learning’ survey, and see the results coming in live!
EMPOWER A CAREER JOURNEY: FOSTER YOUR WORKFORCE’S GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENTHuman Capital Media
Learning and development is critical to an organization, if you don't help the workforce learn and grow in their jobs and their roles, they're not going to be engaged in their positions. Join Ryan Rippy, Talent Management System Administrator at Trustmark Bank as he discusses the challenges of taking a manual process and automating it to achieve business goals and track performance across roles - using succession planning to create a talent pipeline for key positions and developing all associates along their journey.
By the conclusion of the webinar, you’ll leave with:
Ways to help your workforce be engaged in their jobs and be engaged as employees
The benefits a succession plan has to your organization and your employees
Effective LMS strategies to integrate talent modules
View successful metrics and how it begins with onboarding through performance management and into development
STRATEGY + TECHNOLOGY A WINNING COMBINATION FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING MEASUREMENTHuman Capital Media
How do you know if your learning program is really working?
Proper course tracking and sharing of learning data can help organizations develop best practices for how organizations measure the impact of learning. When historically, tools and systems haven’t made it easy to access and correlate data in order to measure, finding the right combination of strategy and technology can help optimize learning results to increase performance and impact business outcomes across the entire organization.
In this webinar you will learn about:
Best practices for measuring and optimizing learning programs.
Learning tools that improve workflow efficiency.
Expanding L&D value across the enterprise to drive results.
In this age of digital transformation, the speed of business propels at breakneck pace. Thirty years ago, companies moved much slower, akin to a Class-II whitewater rapid. The executives at the helm of the lead boat negotiated the rapids dragging everyone else behind in another boat. Support functions and many individuals definitely didn’t have a place in the lead boat, but it didn’t matter much, as the convoy still succeeded moving at a manageable pace.
But today, companies demand agility, responsiveness, and foresight as they traverse dangerous Class-VI rapids. Insufficient or ineffective communication fostered or hindered by Relevancy of individuals and Teams across all disciplines leaves your organization perched precariously on the edge of a major crisis, potentially provoking financial catastrophe, deteriorating customer loyalty, and brand presence.
Damage comes in more insidious forms as well, including the repercussions of ineffective production and communication, or the cancer of a toxic organizational culture. Despite these treacherous waters, we are still often not asked to be part of the lead boat. Pat Bodin, the best-selling author of Get in the Boat: A Journey to Relevance, will discuss organizational relevance and actionable items to give you the opportunity to earn a seat in the lead boat.
Impacts of Organizational Relevance include:
For the Individual:
Elevates their awareness of the needs of all groups within the organization
Broadens their visibility to the core operations in support of its’ needs
Creates improved job satisfaction and belonging
For the Organization:
Strengthens the working relationships across all disciplines and improves retention
Fosters Talent Development
Drives performance through common focus between individuals and groups
THE AGILITY SHIFT: T-MOBILE DEVELOPS LEADERS FOR A VUCA WORLDHuman Capital Media
A volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous (VUCA) workplace requires a distinct set of leadership competencies: non-hierarchical influence, the ability to rapidly align across functions, creativity for drawing insights across domains, and most of all, “empathy,” the linchpin leadership skill in the modern workplace. Empathy allows us to imagine the world from different perspectives, unite across functions, generations, regions. Join Melissa Lanier of T-Mobile to learn about “The Agility Shift,” an award-winning leader development offering designed to equip people managers to thrive in an uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environment. The program, which will utilize cutting-edge virtual simulation technology, is designed to help leaders respond quickly and increase resilience by immersively preparing them for stressful encounters. Impact is measured on an individual, function and business level. Collectively, managers report learning how to “avoid tunnel vision,” "think on their feet," “respond rather than react” and embrace a positive mindset.
FUTUREPROOF YOUR ORGANIZATION: SUCCESSION PLANNING IN THE SKILLS ECONOMYHuman Capital Media
According to Bersin by Deloitte, only 33% of millennials believe their organizations are using their skills well, and 42% say they are likely to leave because they are not learning fast enough. Developing new knowledge, new skills and new abilities is critical to futureproofing your organization’s evolving talent needs. Additionally, assessing the abilities of your talent is essential to understanding the profiles of your employees and ensuring the right role is filled with the right ability. Whether employees need development or have mastered success, understanding the skill profile of your talent is critical to futureproof organizational growth and innovation. This session explores ways to fine-tune your talent’s abilities to perform their job duties as well as future ones.
Attendees of this presentation will have a clear understanding of:
Methods to assess the skills and abilities of your talent to ensure the right role is filled with the right employee.
Ways to incorporate development, skills assessments and succession planning into employee performance conversations.
How to create now the company culture you want to be then.
Many companies seem to have fallen victim to the ominous skills gap – but only because they’ve found it’s easier to place blame somewhere than to look at what they can do to fix it. If you’re struggling to find qualified candidates, you might need to take a deeper look at your organization and ask some pointed questions. Are there areas of the recruiting process that are lending to skill gaps? Have you done a formal assessment to uncover skill gaps? Are you using modern learning methods to bridge gaps by upskilling your current workforce?
Join Katie Miller from BizLibrary as we re-evaluate potential root causes of your organization’s skill gaps and discuss what can be done to fill them efficiently.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
The factors that could be contributing to your skill gaps, and how to find and address the root causes
How to re-evaluate what a “qualified candidate” is in order to create more relevant and realistic talent expectations
How to start uncovering your organization’s skill gaps with a formal assessment
How to use modern training methods to bridge skill gaps by upskilling your workforce
Behind every successful organization is a great team of leaders. But despite billions of dollars spent each year on leadership development programs most companies are still failing their next generation of emerging leaders. In fact, according to Gallup, 50% of attrition is due to poor managers––which makes that the biggest driver of employee disengagement.
So why are leadership development programs failing? And how can we fix it?
Join us for a live webinar where we discuss reasons these programs fail and how to keep your leadership development on track. We’ll explore:
How to identify who should be a leader in the first place
The big, pervasive problem with leadership development
What to do with great employees who might not be cut out for management
The best traits to bring out of your emerging leaders
And more!
Design Thinking is getting a lot of attention today, for many reasons. Innovation is the key to reinvention, which is the goal of organization’s who are looking to future-proof and define themselves as leaders in the Experience Economy. Join Kristin Shackleford for a practical discussion to review the core principles of Design Thinking, and walk away with insight around:
Why it’s important
Who should participate
How to create a culture of Design Thinking
Practical ways to get started driving creativity and innovation that will make a difference to your customers and within your organization
REACHING THE BLUE COLLAR WORKFORCE: HOW POLARIS DEVELOPS TALENT IN 2019Human Capital Media
Traditional L&D isn’t obsolete, but it has become outdated. That’s why we collected data from nearly 800 workers, managers, and leaders from around the globe to gain some insights into where L&D and talent leaders can be more effective. The survey says…..L&D is falling short for the modern workforce. In fact, our respondents gave their employers an overall Net Promoter Score of -25 on their learning and development strategies. But many business leaders know this already. What they don’t know is how to fix it. The good news is that employees still love learning and they’re looking for organizational guidance. By honing in on the data and insights that impact how people — and companies — learn, you can make smarter investments in your most valuable assets: the skills of your people. Lucky for you, this event also includes a quick case study from Booking.com on how they are making this data come to life in their organization.
Register for this webinar to learn:
The difference between learning and acquiring new skills
How to apply hard metrics to your L&D strategy
How to align your employees’ learning goals with those of your larger company
How Polaris is putting the insights from the research to work at their organization
HIRING & FIRING AROUND THE WORLD: AVOID LEGAL TRIPWIRES IN THE TOP COUNTRIES ...Human Capital Media
The war for talent is heating up and businesses are smart to consider qualified, passionate candidates from around the world.
That said, hiring and firing in countries other than the U.S. comes with interesting (and often surprising) challenges.
In the U.S., companies can hire quickly as business entities are already established. They can fire quickly as well, so long as the reason isn’t illegal.
What many executive teams overlook is that this efficiency isn’t the same when expanding and adding team members globally. Internationally, hiring without setting up a subsidiary is impossible. And the concept of at-will employment, where companies can let go of employees at any time, does not exist.
What does this mean for your international expansion plans and your business? What would normally be an uneventful employment action or termination in the U.S. could blindside your company in an international context.
Navigating the intricacies of country-specific labor laws can feel like a minefield of potential legal exposure, expensive litigation, and costly payouts. It’s critical to be prepared before you make the first international hire.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
3 things every HR lead needs to know when it’s time to hire globally
Surprising facts about employment law and benefits packages in EMEA, APAC and more
What U.S.-based HR teams need to know about the termination process in key expansion countries (and real stories from international HR specialists on the ground)
INNOVATION GENERATION: THE BIG HR TECH DISCONNECT WEBINARHuman Capital Media
Register for the webinar to hear:
From VP Proposition and Client solutions, Matthew Jackson about how organizations are driving the change needed for a competitive advantage.
Stephen Migliaccio, Director Global Provider Automation, share his thoughts on how HR technology and provider automation create a globally consistent employee experience.
James Knight, SVP Data and Analytics on how data and analytics is powering the future of HR.
Dont wait what 300 ld leaders have learned about building data fluencyHuman Capital Media
Data science and AI are impacting many industries globally, from healthcare and government to agriculture and finance. Everybody needs to be able to work with data the way everybody needed to start using email 20 years ago. As we wrote in Harvard Business Review, “Very few companies expect only professional writers to know how to write. So why ask only professional data scientists to understand and analyze data, at least at a basic level?”
But what value can data fluency actually add, what are best practices to build it into your organization, and what are the biggest challenges that businesses encounter in data-driven transformations?
To answer these questions and more, we conducted a survey of over 300 Learning and Development leaders from diverse industries including healthcare, technology, consumer goods, government, and finance. Join this webinar with Dr. Hugo Bowne-Anderson, a data scientist and educator at DataCamp, to find out what we discovered and what 300 L&D leaders have learned about building data fluency.
Learning Objectives:
What value can data fluency actually add?
What are the best practices to build data fluency in your organization?
What are the biggest challenges that businesses encounter in data-driven transformations?
As businesses become more technological (AI and robotics), there is a challenge and opportunity to, paradoxically, make them more human. The Business Roundtable talked about the importance of human stakeholders over just profit — but how close are we? Are those nice words? What would it take to make business and change more human? As a change, ethics and leadership expert with 40 years of experience, Paul Gibbons will talk us through conclusions from his new book “IMPACT.”
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1) Is the Fourth Industrial Revolution really "a thing?” What is it and what makes our time special?
2) What are the human implications of new technologies? Who will benefit? What is the potential harm?
3) What can workplaces and leaders do to equip themselves for these workplace transformations (future of work)?
Courage (noun): the mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty. Author Ryan Berman has devoted the past three years interviewing many of the most courageous people and leaders on the planet. Through this experience, he learned that the companies that win share courageousness as a trait. Berman unveils how every brand can unlock courage in their people, leaders or culture. This presentation culminates with ways for the audience to take action today to transform from a Coward Brand or Stasis Brand into a Courage Brand.
After this discussion you’ll be able to:
Build a culture of empowered, courageous behavior and experimentation.
Utilize a modern day, step-by-step framework to becoming a Courage Brand.
Overcome the clarity epidemic we currently find ourselves in.
Create true conviction and healthy retention with your best people.
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Presented by Lance Pendleton
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