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Lauren Savill

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Money doesn’t drive organisations, skills do – but how do you foster talent?

Covid-19 has compressed years of economic progress into months, acting as a catalyst for the transition to a digital workplace and highlighting the possibilities for remote and flexible working. 8.8% of global working hours have been lost during the pandemic, but automation has also rendered large portions of society with certain skills no longer of […]

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Location: the key to accelerating behaviour change in your learners

2020 and, more precisely, the pandemic has forced us to press pause and take stock of many aspects of our lives, including where we work and learn. With working from home potentially becoming the new norm for many, the impact location can have on our productivity, ability to focus, learning and ultimately behaviour change needs […]

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What can barnacle geese teach us about workplace learning?

What do a certain species of Arctic Goose and the typical office worker have in common? They both develop skills best while in the workflow. In order to leave the nest for the first time, day-old barnacle goslings must make a jump of several hundred feet, attempting feebly to flap their wings. As they continue […]

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Investigating the gender skills gap

You might be familiar with the skills gap. But who is it affecting most? The time is ripe for an investigation into the gender skills gap – find out how inequity is eroding training prospects in the office. When was the last time you learnt a new workplace skill? Skills gap stats would suggest not […]

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