Beth Hood gives TJ some trouble-shooting tips for teams to function properly.

Wendy Shepherd and Steve Macaulay explore L&D’s relationship with leaders in steering organisational change.

Moving job roles? Johnson Wong is here with advice, frameworks and experience.

Are you getting enough rest? All seven types? Read on for more in our second newsflash of 2021.

Sophie Chandauka reflects on the landmarks in 2020 and tells us what must be done to progress at pace in 2021.

Delegation's what you need, says Susy Roberts.

Zoomed out? Nicholas Brice has some thoughts on how to re-engage yourself, and your audience.

Pasi Nikkanen explores how employee experience is essential to measuring the impact of digital transformation.

Jon talks to serial CEO Peter Ryding about virtual coaching, his meeting with John Cleese in Las Vegas, and what L&D can learn from last year and take forward into this one.

Deb Muller outlines the part that HR will play this year and beyond.

A new working reality calls for a newly created job role, says Frank Weishaupt.

Despite the pandemic and the weak economy businesses continue to invest in workforce education. TJ’s editor Jon Kennard talks to chief learner officer and co-founder at InStride, Jonathan Lau to get a stateside update.

The only constant of 2020 was change and Ross Seychell predicts more of the same. Here he offers his personal predictions to help us through another uncertain year.

Darren Hockley explores how innovative training could help eradicate workplace discrimination in 2021.

First newsflash of 2021 - dive in for a few curated stories from the world of L&D.

Empowerent and failure are all part of the ideation process, says Julia Shalet.

Pam Hamilton is looking to take the best bits of last year forward with her for a better 2021. 

Focus on the majority and make it easy for them to achieve your best results, says Steven van Belleghem.

We take an excerpt from the first chapter of Shelley Brander's new book that starts with examining the value of empathy and creativity.

If you’re worried about any upcoming social events, help is at hand. Pablo Vandenabeele provides the best self-help strategies you can use to help manage your virtual social fears.