Lessons learned in going global
Elva Ainsworth discusses a few of things you will have to address if you want to scale your L&D business internationally.
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The future of work: Can virtual learning ever match the power of the human touch?
Dr Benedict Eccles reflects on the digital shift in L&D approach over the past fifteen months, and his key considerations for the future.
How to decide on your workforce development priorities as we recover from Covid
It’s time to think about how you can optimise your employees’ talents – and keep them happier in the process, says Sarah-Jane McQueen.
Have Brexit and COVID-19 delayed UK businesses’ green initiatives?
Unfortunately for some businesses their environment plans have been put on hold, but Atul Bhakta sees change ahead.
The importance of understanding and working with difference
Organisations should not tone down their inclusive direction for fear of backlash, argues Hilary Stephenson.
TJ interviews: NovoEd’s Todd Moran
As remote internships take off, Jon Kennard talks to NovoEd’s Todd Moran about their pros and cons and how HR and managers should approach supporting this valuable source of future talent.
How to maximise learning value in virtual events
Are you struggling to maintain the learning value of your events in the virtual space? Amber Winter offers some ideas to elevate your events to another level.
TJ Newsflash: 17 June
It’s still Pride month – we lead with a good piece from the CMI this week. Have a read.
Five myths about unconscious bias
Angela Peacock tackles the issue of unconscious bias.
Culture change in the knowledge economy: It starts at the top
There are tangible steps to creating a good company culture – just ask Mostafa Sayyadi.
