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“Both Low Confidence and Excessive Confidence Hinder Coachability.”
Leadership development executive Kevin Wilde argues that learning how to accept feedback is more valuable than learning how to deliver it. Here are best practices and fascinating insights into his current research.
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Bridging the Gap: Microlearning, Deep Learning and the Battle for Attention
Microlearning drives modern workplace learning, but at what cost?
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Use AI to Personalize and Gamify Your L&D Ecosystem
New technologies and strategies support just-in-time learning.
The current talent shortage causes employees to be promoted faster and more often. But how do HR and L&D leaders get them to adapt to their new jobs quickly – and healthily?
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How to Lead an Organization
When you know how to lead yourself and others, you are ready to learn how to run entire organizations. Here are the key competencies you need to succeed.
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How to Reassure Your Team
In the face of unsettling technological change, ease the panic and show a way forward – with these eight action steps.
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Navigating the Mental Effects of AI-Driven Upskilling Demands
Addressing the challenges of cognitive overload and decision paralysis.
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“Our Brains Simply Aren’t Designed to Absorb Massive Portions of Complex Information in One Sitting.”
Jana Eicher, EdContent Lead at getAbstract, explains what microlearning is and isn’t – and how getAbstract decided to move into the microlearning space.
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The GPT-4 Turmoil: Impacts on the Corporate Need for Talent
Welcome to the era of intelligent tools! Here’s why AI paves the way toward a new, skills-based economy and what organizations must consider now.
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“Psychological Safety Will Not Just Bubble up Because People Talk about It.”
Alex Osterwalder, one of the world’s most influential strategy and innovation experts, is convinced that leaders need help changing the concept of psychological safety from head to toe – because he’s gotten some himself.
