Posts by Stefana Lusse

Behavioural science

What ‘Tough’ Learners Revealed About Engagement – and How AIDA Uses It at Scale

Some lessons in life hit you like a truck – usually when you’re working with people who have every reason not to engage. Managers who are already time‑poor and sceptical; learners who are juggling crises, who’ve been failed by systems before, or who simply don’t have the luxury of pretending development is a priority. These […]

Blogs

The Missing Layer in Compliance Training

Most compliance failures are not caused by ignorance or a lack of training. They happen because the right information was not remembered or available to the employee in the moment it mattered. Beyond memory, availability means access, guidance, and reassurance right at the point of decision. That distinction is uncomfortable. Organisations invest heavily in training. […]

Bespoke learning content

Bespoke Digital Learning: The Smarter Way to Turn Training into Business Impact

Most organisations have some form of digital training in place, whether that’s compliance modules, onboarding walkthroughs, or an LMS stocked with off-the-shelf courses. And there may even be an internal team producing content quickly and easily through AI or traditional authoring tools. On the surface, it looks like progress, especially when completion rates tick upwards. […]

Blogs

Get Britain Working and Keep Britain Working: An Honest Look at Where We Are

Britain has an employment problem, but it’s not the one that makes headlines. Unemployment is relatively low. The issue is the millions of people who’ve stopped looking for work altogether. Since 2019, 800,000 more working-age people have dropped out of the workforce due to health problems. Long-term sickness now keeps 2.8 million people at home. […]

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