The state of play in coaching research today
Erik de Haan made good use of lockdown to take a look at quantitative coaching research – here’s what he’s learnt.
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From the archive: Cultivating the craft of judgment
One of the benefits of being a TJ subscriber is full access to our decades-long archive of content – here we look back to a piece on unconscious bias from March 2013.
Brexit: Act now to prevent skills gaps in the workforce
Mini Setty on why employers need to act quickly to be compliant with Brexit-related barriers to recruitment from the EU.
From the archive: Trust
One of the benefits of being a TJ subscriber is full access to our decades-long archive of content – here we look back to a piece that discusses trust from July 2013.
Why failing little and often is the recipe for successful digital innovation
Don’t be afraid of failure – it’ll make you a better innovator, says Ritam Gandhi.
Shaping the future workforce with the power of AI
Sonia Gupta looks at how AI can pave the way for a more advanced, sophisticated and future-proof workforce.
New research points to a billion-dollar market for LXP
Learning experience platforms are poised for take-off, says Paul McElvaney.
Behavioural economics: What’s it got to do with L&D Pt2
Mark Gilroy concludes his piece linking behavioural economics to learning.
Behavioural economics: What’s it got to do with L&D?
Mark Gilroy links behavioural economics to learning.
Shifting the stigma of learning from mistakes
How can we make it ok to learn from mistakes? Bethany Taylor and Jo Cook share an in-depth look at some of the research and ideas
