Resolutions? Being resolute will do
Forget resolutions and focus on being resolute about learning.
Tag Archive: learning and development
The un-domestication of learning
I read a recent article on the Coywolf. It’s a new breed born from cross-breeding of North American Timberwolves, feral domesticated Dogs and Coyotes.
Is leadership development worth investing in?
I will let you decide? in my opinion though most definitely yes as put simply when you look at the 4 factors that CEO’s and HRD’s are judged on they can really yield fantastic returns.
Improve your self-awareness at work with this training
Do your working relationships always run smooth? Or do you find yourself embroiled in arguments, office politics or unproductive dynamics?
What do we really mean by digitisation of learning?
Our good friend in knowledge – Wikipedia – says that learning is the act of acquiring new, or modifying and reinforcing, existing knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, or preferences.
The dawn of the miniaturisation of learning
Wind back to September 2000. There was no iTunes; AOL & Time Warner had just merged; Windows had released Win2000 and the dot com bubble was about to burst.
Integrating learning into everyday workplace practice
In recent years, information technology has revolutionised the learning experience, we can now take a more casual, and flexible approach to learning in the workplace.
Career management – the game of life
Career management for individuals and businesses have changed completely and, with most businesses having at least four generations working for them, how we develop our people’s careers in companies needs to adapt, writes Jo Taylor
New listings for Symposium Training
You can now find Symposium’s range of open workshops listed on major professional development and corporate training search engines.
Election 2015 – The future of British workplaces
Nick Achilleos, from The Stress Management Society, considers how the election will shape British business and workplace values.