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By Jack Nodding, 13 February, 2020
Where is the future of L&D headed?
We may not have a crystal ball to peer into the future, but we have the next best thing: Expert insights from three visionary trailblazers paving the way for L&D. Here’s what they had to say about the future:
By , 13 January, 2020
How to Lead Successful Digital Transformation - Transform Yourself First
It’s no longer a question of implementing what others have developed. It’s a matter of creating one’s own transformation.
By Katya Velour, 03 December, 2019
How Big Data Is Impacting Leadership
It has become apparent now, more than ever, that for leaders to excel and get ahead of the competition, they need to start embracing big data. But how does big data actually impact leadership?
By Bridgette Hernandez, 27 November, 2019
How to Prioritise Tasks and Do Only the Work That Matters
In a world where everything seems important, it can be hard to prioritize tasks. How can we choose which one to do first, when they're all essential?
By Anthony Taylor, 05 November, 2019
Work-Life Integration - Also Known As: Life.
Can we really have it all?
By , 29 October, 2019
Win win: How women’s leadership training can train everyone
Jan Arzooman says creating meaningful leadership programs for women can benefit a whole organisation.
By , 29 October, 2019
How can the APS invest back into capability and talent management?
A lack of career development and progression is the primary reason stated by people leaving the APS.
By , 25 October, 2019
How To Stop Putting Things Off And Get Them Done Today
There are plenty of articles that explain the psychology of procrastination, but what exactly should we do about it is the bigger question.
By , 21 October, 2019
The Most Important Leadership Competencies, According to Leaders Around the World
They’re all hard to improve because they run counter to our instincts.