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Revolution L&D Conference unites the learning and development community with Training Journal as official media partner
The Revolution L&D Conference is set to bring the L&D and HR community together, offering an unparalleled platform for industry professionals to collaborate, exchange ideas, and inspire growth. This year’s conference is further enhanced by an exciting new media partnership with Training Journal (TJ), which will amplify its visibility and impact across the learning and development sector. The Revolution L&D Conference has built a reputation as a premier event for fostering meaningful discussions and delivering actionable insights. Attendees will benefit…
TJ Newsflash 22 January – coaching, COVID research, diversity and Thrive are thriving!
The latest L&D news, reports, research and updates, personally compiled by TJ’s Editor, Jo Cook Comeback coaching – the missing piece of people retention strategy As businesses strive to retain top talent amid evolving workplace expectations, new peer-reviewed research from coaching psychologist Jessica Chivers suggests that comeback coaching, a term she has used since 2012, could be the key to improving employee retention and performance. Published in The Coaching Psychologist, Reflections on Comeback Coaching: Main Effects and Implications for Use…
TJ Newsflash 15 January – Imposter syndrome, personal brand, apprenticeships, cost of mental health in the US
The latest L&D news, reports, research and updates, personally compiled by TJ’s Editor, Jo Cook Workers wasting on average 10 full days a year due to imposter syndrome New research from The Executive Development Network (EDN), a leader in management and leadership training, reveals that UK employees experiencing imposter syndrome lose up to 10 full days per year in productivity. The research surveyed 2,000 employees at UK businesses and found that individuals with imposter syndrome take 1 extra day per…




