Theresa Mayne looks at the importance of managers in hybrid and remote working

Degreed’s Conor Gilligan talks to abrdn’s global head of learning, Peter Yarrow. They discuss Yarrow's belief in his colleagues and his careful approach to the latest trends in technology. Yarrow also explores capability academies and how they have proved successful for abrdn. 

There are problems for learning and development in the post-pandemic, increasingly green world of work as Wendy Edie explores

Leaders who show vulnerability in turn nurture courage in their teams, says Sue Stockdale, and that prepares them for the unknown

Theodore Klein looks at innovative techniques to improve management capabilities

Mursal Hedayat explores how to support employees who speak English as a second language 

Here’s this week’s look at research, resources and news for all those working in the field of learning, talent and skills as selected by TJ’s editorial team

Psychological Safety around mental health is more than just words – it requires thought, and boundaries says Lou Campbell

Bernard Marr explores digital transformation, and offers tips to leaders who want their teams to embrace change

Lynda Folan explains why leaders should be using emotional intelligence to help their teams to be more persuasive

How to manage an age diverse workforce is critical today and into the future. Steve Butler shows us how to understand the multi-generational workplace

The latest news for HR, talent, and learning and organisational development leaders selected by the TJ editorial team

A commitment to ‘green’ training now, says Antoine Poincaré is the only way companies can hope to meet their carbon reduction targets

Automation and AI are changing workplaces and Alan Hiddleston says that L&D need to re-think their approach to learning to reduce the impact on jobs

Joanne Lockwood (she/her) on why we need more training around gender identity and sexual orientation

The benefits of peer mentoring are many says by Amrit Sandhar, and upskilling is one we can’t afford to ignore right now

Sharon Olivier reveals new research that shows the L&D practitioner moving away from being the expert, to the orchestrator of learning

The value of psychometric tests are often questioned but here Nathan Thompson argues they have their place in our bid to secure and develop the best talent

TJ’s editor Debbie Carter talks to diversity and inclusion specialist and transgender woman, Joanne Lockwood 

Here’s the latest bulletin of specially selected news, views and research from the TJ editorial team.